Marine Invertebrates
Sea Shells, Sea Slugs, Octopuses & allies (Mollusca)

Sea Shell, Sea Slug or Octopus (Mollusca) species

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460 species

Antisabia foliacea (White Hoofsnail)

Antisabia foliacea

Shelly Beach, Gerroa 2010 (D. Dedenczuk)

Antisabia foliacea

Antisabia foliacea - Pretty Point, NSW 2013 (J. Edwards)
Antisabia foliacea

Secret Beach 2014 (D. Dedenczuk)
Antisabia foliacea
Antisabia foliacea
Antisabia foliacea

Aphelodoris varia (Aphelodoris varia)

Aphelodoris varia

photo byRobnDane Wimbush

Aphelodoris varia

photo by Liz Allen
Aphelodoris varia

image by Robyn Wimbush
Aphelodoris varia
Aphelodoris varia
Aphelodoris varia

Aplustrum amplustre (Royal Paper Bubble Shell)

Aplustrum amplustre

ALA image

Aplustrum amplustre

Aplysia argus (Spotted Sea Hare)

Aplysia argus
Aplysia argus

photo by Liz Allen
Aplysia argus
Aplysia argus

Aplysia dactylomela (Sea Hare)

Aplysia extraordinaria (Extraordinary Sea Hare)

Aplysia extraordinaria

Image Liz Allen

Aplysia extraordinaria

Image Libby H
Aplysia extraordinaria

image Libby H
Aplysia extraordinaria
Aplysia extraordinaria
Aplysia extraordinaria

Aplysia juliana (SeaHare)

Aplysia juliana

image Liz Allen

Aplysia juliana
Aplysia juliana

image Liz Allen
Aplysia juliana
Aplysia juliana
Aplysia juliana

Aplysia parvula (Pygmy Seahare)

Aplysia parvula
Aplysia parvula

image Libby Hepburn
Aplysia parvula
Aplysia parvula
Aplysia parvula
Aplysia parvula

Aplysia sp. (Sea Hare)

Aplysia sydneyensis (Aplysia sydneyensis)

Aplysia sydneyensis

Photo by Liz Allen

Aplysia sydneyensis

image Libby H
Aplysia sydneyensis

Image by Liz Allen
Aplysia sydneyensis
Aplysia sydneyensis
Aplysia sydneyensis

Argonauta nodosus (Paper nautilus)

Argonauta nodosus
Argonauta nodosus

Astele (Astelena) scitulum (Neat Top Shell)

Astele (Astelena) scitulum
Astele (Astelena) scitulum
Astele (Astelena) scitulum
Astele (Astelena) scitulum

Astralium tentoriformis (Tent Star Shell)

Astralium tentoriiformis (Common Tent Shell)

Astralium tentoriiformis

Shelley Beach, Gerroa 2010 (D. Dedenczuk)

Astralium tentoriiformis

Astralium tentoriformis - Pretty Point, NSW (J. Edwards)
Astralium tentoriiformis
Astralium tentoriiformis
Astralium tentoriiformis
Astralium tentoriiformis

Ataxocerithium serotinum (Square-mouthed Creeper)

Ataxocerithium serotinum

Secret Beach 2014 (D. Dedenczuk)

Ataxocerithium serotinum

Atrina (Servatrina) tasmanica (Tasmanian Razor Shell)

Atrina (Servatrina) tasmanica

Black River Beach, Tasmania (D. Dedenczuk)

Atrina (Servatrina) tasmanica

Austraeolis ornata (Ornate Facelinid)

Austraeolis ornata
Austraeolis ornata

Australaria australasia (Australian Tulip Or Coronated Band Shell)

Australaria australasia

Seven Mile Beach, Tasmania (D. Dedenczuk)

Australaria australasia

Austrocochlea concamerata (Wavy Top Shell)

Austrocochlea concamerata

Austrocochlea concamerata, Shelly Beach Geroa 2010 (D. Dedenczuk)

Austrocochlea concamerata

Austrocochlea concamerata, Shelly Beach Geroa 2010 (D. Dedenczuk)
Austrocochlea concamerata

Pretty Point, NSW 2013 (J. Edwards)

Austrocochlea concamerata
Austrocochlea concamerata
Austrocochlea concamerata

Austrocochlea constricta (Common Periwinkle)

Austrocochlea constricta

Tasmania (D. Dedenczuk)

Austrocochlea constricta

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