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CONCH-L archives – June 2008, week 1

  1. Re: Metal vs. wood cabinets (22 lines)
    From: Andrew Grebneff <andrew.grebneff@STONEBOW.OTAGO.AC.NZ>

  2. Re: cotton/glue question regarding operculums (55 lines)
    From: Andrew Grebneff <andrew.grebneff@STONEBOW.OTAGO.AC.NZ>

  3. Re: cotton/glue question regarding operculums (99 lines)
    From: csturmjr+@PITT.EDU

  4. Re: Cypraea in Norway; Theodoxus in Denmark (74 lines)
    From: Kay Lavalier <liavik@EARTHLINK.NET>

  5. Re: cotton/glue question regarding operculums (153 lines)
    From: steve rosenthal <smr914@GMAIL.COM>

  6. Re: English - Latin - English dictionaries (60 lines)
    From: Rick Harbo <rharbo@SHAW.CA>

  7. Re: English - Latin - English dictionaries (95 lines)
    From: Harry G. Lee <shells@HGLEE.COM>

  8. Re: English - Latin - English dictionaries (156 lines)
    From: Harry G. Lee <shells@HGLEE.COM>

  9. Re: English - Latin - English dictionaries (52 lines)
    From: Paul Monfils <paulcyp@COX.NET>

  10. Re: English - Latin - English dictionaries (123 lines)
    From: Harry G. Lee <shells@HGLEE.COM>

  11. Re: English - Latin - English dictionaries (36 lines)
    From: csturmjr+@PITT.EDU

  12. Re: Tom Rice (51 lines)
    From: Richard <sedlaki1@COMCAST.NET>

  13. our dissolving hobby, our dissolving food chain? (44 lines)
    From: David Kirsh <mediashun@MINDSPRING.COM>

  14. Re: Cypraea in Norway; Theodoxus in Denmark (98 lines)
    From: Erick Staal <elstaal@XS4ALL.NL>

  15. Re: cotton/glue question regarding operculums (27 lines)
    From: Andrew Grebneff <andrew.grebneff@STONEBOW.OTAGO.AC.NZ>

  16. Re: cotton/glue question regarding operculums (32 lines)
    From: Andrew Grebneff <andrew.grebneff@STONEBOW.OTAGO.AC.NZ>

  17. Re: Cypraea in Norway; Theodoxus in Denmark (112 lines)
    From: Thomas Eichhorst <thomas@NERITE.COM>

  18. Theodoxus in Turkey, was Cypraea in Norway... (155 lines)
    From: Umit Kebapçı <kebapci@FEF.SDU.EDU.TR>

  19. Re: Theodoxus in Turkey, was Cypraea in Norway... (210 lines)
    From: Martin H. Eastburn <lionslair@CONSOLIDATED.NET>

  20. shell wallpapaper (88 lines)
    From: Jordan Star <Murexoneman@AOL.COM>

  21. Re: shell wallpapaper (244 lines)
    From: Olivier Caro <idscaro@NUMERICABLE.FR>

  22. Re: Cypraea norvegica (142 lines)
    From: Kay Lavalier <liavik@EARTHLINK.NET>

  23. Re: Cypraea norvegica (66 lines)
    From: Moshe Erlendur Okon <erlend@NETVISION.NET.IL>

  24. Re: Cypraea norvegica - Yes! (64 lines)
    From: Richard Petit <r.e.petit@WORLDNET.ATT.NET>

  25. Re: Theodoxus in Turkey, was Cypraea in Norway... (182 lines)
    From: Thomas Eichhorst <thomas@NERITE.COM>

  26. Re: Cypraea norvegica (83 lines)
    From: Stemke Douglas <stemked@YAHOO.COM>

  27. dissolving hobby (23 lines)
    From: David Kirsh <mediashun@MINDSPRING.COM>

  28. Re: Cypraea norvegica (61 lines)
    From: Martin H. Eastburn <lionslair@CONSOLIDATED.NET>

  29. Re: Theodoxus in Finland (213 lines)
    From: Markus Niiranen <markusni@HOTMAIL.COM>

  30. Re: Theodoxus in Turkey, was Cypraea in Norway... (230 lines)
    From: Umit Kebapçı <kebapci@FEF.SDU.EDU.TR>

  31. Re: Theodoxus in Turkey, was Cypraea in Norway... (28 lines)
    From: Umit Kebapçı <kebapci@FEF.SDU.EDU.TR>

  32. shell collecting in Northern Norway (35 lines)
    From: Markus Niiranen <markusni@HOTMAIL.COM>

  33. Eleuthera, Bahamas (32 lines)
    From: Katherine Cordy <corshell@EARTHLINK.NET>

  34. "maximum attainable size" for various species - can this be calculated? (41 lines)
    From: Ross Mayhew <rmayhew@NS.SYMPATICO.CA>

  35. Re: "maximum attainable size" for various species - can this be calculated? (62 lines)
    From: aydin <gastropod@EARTHLINK.NET>

  36. Snails and Bromelia (37 lines)
    From: Beatriz Lauranzon Melendez <beatriz@BIOECO.CIGES.INF.CU>

  37. Re: English - Latin - English dictionaries (61 lines)
    From: Markus Niiranen <markusni@HOTMAIL.COM>

  38. Theodoxus fluviatilis range (32 lines)
    From: Thomas Eichhorst <thomas@NERITE.COM>

  39. Re: Snails and Bromelia (53 lines)
    From: aydin <gastropod@EARTHLINK.NET>

  40. Re: "maximum attainable size" for various species - can this be calculated? (82 lines)
    From: Harry G. Lee <shells@HGLEE.COM>

  41. Just couldn't resist. Word of the day - Mollusk (molluscs) (51 lines)
    From: Martin H. Eastburn <lionslair@CONSOLIDATED.NET>

  42. Re: Just couldn't resist. Word of the day - Mollusk (molluscs) (20 lines)
    From: Andrew Grebneff <andrew.grebneff@STONEBOW.OTAGO.AC.NZ>

  43. Re: "maximum attainable size" for various species - can this be calculated? (28 lines)
    From: Andrew Grebneff <andrew.grebneff@STONEBOW.OTAGO.AC.NZ>

  44. Re: Just couldn't resist. Word of the day - Mollusk (molluscs) (44 lines)
    From: Martin H. Eastburn <lionslair@CONSOLIDATED.NET>

  45. Re: Snails and Bromelia (62 lines)
    From: Jass, Joan <jass@MPM.EDU>

  46. Re: Snails and Bromelia (103 lines)
    From: Umit Kebapçı <kebapci@FEF.SDU.EDU.TR>

  47. May added live shell images (113 lines)
    From: david touitou <david_touitou@YAHOO.FR>

  48. Re: our dissolving hobby, our dissolving food chain? (114 lines)
    From: David Lum <davidkwlum@HAWAII.RR.COM>

  49. Helix aspersa in Marblehead MA (59 lines)
    From: Kay Lavalier <liavik@EARTHLINK.NET>

  50. Re: our dissolving hobby, our dissolving food chain? (26 lines)
    From: Linda Brunner <jili@KNOLOGY.NET>

  51. Re: Helix aspersa in Marblehead MA (74 lines)
    From: steve rosenthal <smr914@GMAIL.COM>

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