Classes conchyliorum

Carl August von Bergen

yan, 1760 · Hutson Street Press

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Classes Conchyliorum, by Carl August von Bergen, is a classic work on conchology, the study of mollusk shells. This detailed text provides a classification and description of various types of shells, offering insights into their structure, habitat, and characteristics. Aimed at naturalists, collectors, and students of zoology, this book showcases the rich diversity of the natural world and the intricate beauty of seashells.

Von Bergenâ€(TM)s work remains valuable for its historical perspective and its contribution to the early understanding of marine invertebrates. Collectors and researchers interested in the history of conchology will find this book to be an essential resource.

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