Hunter Shells Volume 1 & 2
The Definitive Reference on Global Conchology
Hunter Shells, Volumes 1 & 2 is a comprehensive and visually striking reference documenting the world’s marine gastropods, focusing on both taxonomic accuracy and shell diversity. Combining authoritative species accounts with thousands of high-quality photographs, these volumes serve as an essential resource for identification, research, and appreciation of the world’s most remarkable and collectible shells.
Inside, readers will find:
Extensive species accounts detailing shell morphology, diagnostic features, distribution, and habitat information.
Full-color photographs and illustrations showcasing shell form, coloration, sculpture, and intraspecific variation.
Up-to-date systematic classification, reflecting the latest advances in malacology and molecular phylogenetics.
Ecological and biogeographic notes, providing context on habitat, behavior, and species ranges.
Comprehensive bibliographic references supporting accurate identification and further study.
An indispensable resource for malacologists, marine biologists, conchologists, shell collectors, and enthusiasts, these volumes combine scientific rigor with exceptional visual presentation, offering a complete and authoritative overview of the world’s marine gastropod diversity.
The Definitive Reference on Global Conchology
Hunter Shells, Volumes 1 & 2 is a comprehensive and visually striking reference documenting the world’s marine gastropods, focusing on both taxonomic accuracy and shell diversity. Combining authoritative species accounts with thousands of high-quality photographs, these volumes serve as an essential resource for identification, research, and appreciation of the world’s most remarkable and collectible shells.
Inside, readers will find:
Extensive species accounts detailing shell morphology, diagnostic features, distribution, and habitat information.
Full-color photographs and illustrations showcasing shell form, coloration, sculpture, and intraspecific variation.
Up-to-date systematic classification, reflecting the latest advances in malacology and molecular phylogenetics.
Ecological and biogeographic notes, providing context on habitat, behavior, and species ranges.
Comprehensive bibliographic references supporting accurate identification and further study.
An indispensable resource for malacologists, marine biologists, conchologists, shell collectors, and enthusiasts, these volumes combine scientific rigor with exceptional visual presentation, offering a complete and authoritative overview of the world’s marine gastropod diversity.