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Last Update: Monday, January 26, 2009 At: 6:19:11
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Museo Di Storia Naturale Di Venezia
Museo di Storia Naturale di Venezia with a large malacological exhibit In Italian, French, English, German and SpanishSanta Croce 1730, 30135 Venezia
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The Geological Museum Of CastellArquato
Museo Geologico the Geological Museum of Castell'Arquato, a locality famous for its Pliocene fossilsInstituto di Geologia Marina C.N.R., via Gobetti 101, 40129 Bologna, ItalyCurator Dr. Marco Taviani Collection "They have recent collections from around the world, including specimens in alcohol."
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Museo Cicico Di Storia Naturale
Via Brigata Liguria 9 - Centro GENOVAtel. +39-010-564567 - +39-010-582171 fax +39-010-566319e-mail museodoriacomune.genova.it
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Museo Malacologico
Malacologia Introduction to Malacologia, Mostra Mondiale Visit the world's largest existing permanent exhibition of shells in Cupra Marittima. Over 700.000 sea and fresh-water shells and land-snails exhibited in a museum of 3.000 square meters.Via Adriatica Nord, 240, I - 63012 Cupra Marittima (AP), ItalyCurator Dr. Tiziano Cossignani e-mail malacologiafastnet.it Collection"The world's largest existing permanent exhibition of shells. Over 700,000 marine and freshwater shells and land-snails exhibited in a museum of 3,000 square metres. You can also admire red and white corals, mother-of-pearl, and all that concerns the fantastic world of mollusca and shells. Estimated 7 million specimens arranged in more than 200,000 lots. Special attention was paid to the Conidae, Cypraeidae, Ranellidae, Marginellidae, Archeogastropoda, and Mediterranean Mollusca."
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Associazione Malacologica Internazionale
A.M.I. Associazione Malacologica Internazionale the International Malacology Association and Terrestrial Malacology Museum via del Tritone, 62 - 00187 Roma Italytel. +39 06 69940814 - fax +39 06 6796267 -"Terrestrial Malacology Museum is the result of many years of work, reach and studies regarding the complex relationship between terrestrial molluscs, plants and the surrounding environment with particular reference to mountain areas and the paths of internal waters. The Museum is dedicated to all those who love nature and believe in the need to save its worth. Its organization is simple and scientific and structured in a way that perrmits its unconditioned, exhaustive and clear use to the public."
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Museo Di Paleontologia
Universita' degli Studi di Roma "La Sapienza" Museo di Paleontologia Di Roma with collections of the highest importance
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Museo Di Malacologia Terrestre
Collezione malacologicadescrizione - La raccolta comprende conchiglie di molluschi provenienti dalle foreste tropicali, dai fiumi, dai laghi, dagli stagni, dalle zone aride e boschive di tutto il mondo. Si segnalano rari esemplari, tra cui alcuni estinti e altri reperibili solamente in forma subfossile.
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Gruppo Malacolico Livornese
Our group , GML acronym from the original name Gruppo Malacologico Livornese , was originally made by simple shell collectors , but soon the interests of this people was spread into most of the fields of Mollusk Biology , i.e. taxonomy , ecology and biogeography . Thus a group of non-professional people was also able to produce a good amount of studies and publications , so gaining some respect between both Italian and European malacologits
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