Meanings of Mollusca in English

A fuller description can be found in the "Encyclopædia Britannica," Art., Mollusca.

On some peculiarities in the Circulation of the Mollusca.

The paper of Huxley's is "On the Morphology of the Cephalous Mollusca, etc."

Chiefly known for his work on the Mollusca of the 'Crag.')

Lamarck's special line of study was the Mollusca.

Our dragnets brought up many specimens of polyps and echinoderms plus some unusual shells from the branch Mollusca.

Dr. Pelseneer, to whom the next letter is addressed, is a Belgian morphologist, and an authority upon the Mollusca.

We have however seen more Sea-jellies, Acalepha and Mollusca than before, and those of a much more beautiful kind.

This fact gives to Ceylon specimens an importance which can only be appreciated by collectors and the students of Mollusca.

And I am conscious of a great tenderness for those contained in my ancient memoir on the "Morphology of the Cephalous Mollusca."

There are other epochs, besides that of the existence of recent Mollusca, by which to judge of the changes of level on this coast.

It is nowhere many miles wide; but this narrow point of land has hitherto proved a barrier to the migrations of many species of Mollusca.

First, a seashell is one of the 100,000 species of backboneless animals belonging to the zoological group known as the Mollusca.

When I advocated that opinion in my memoir on the "Morphology of the Cephalous Mollusca," some forty years ago, it was thought a great heresy.

I have just finished a Memoir for the Royal Society ["On the Morphology of the Cephalous Mollusca" "Scientific Memoirs" volume 1 page 152.

The tanks of the molluscas had always been especially interesting to her.