A4 print - Shells and Snails

The poster is produced at a Swan-labelled print shop and printed on FSC-certified design paper.

Shells and snails on the poster:

Common whelk - Buccinum undatum

Dwarf whelk - Tritia reticulata

Thick-shelled dwarf whelk - Nassarius incrassautus

Red whelk - Neptunea antiqua

Dog whelk - Nucella lapillus

Pelican's-foot snail - Aporrhais pespelicani

Common turret shell - Turritella communis

Small turret shell - Bittium reticulatum

Wentletrap - Epitonium clathrus

Sharp-keeled turrid – Oenopota turricula

Slipper limpet - Crepidula fornicata

Common limpet - Patella vulgata

Common topshell – Gibbula cineraria

Common periwinkle – Littorina littorea

Large moon shell – Polinices catena

Flat periwinkle – Littorina obtusata

Small periwinkle – Littorina neritoides

Non-brooding periwinkle – Littorina saxatilis

Pretty trough shell – Mactra stultorum

Common plate shell – Angulus tenuis

Common Baltic macoma – Macoma balthica

Ocean quahog – Arctica islandica

Common sand clam – Mya arenaria

Large Baltic macoma – Macoma calcarea

Common carpet shell – Venerupis pullastra

Common cockle – Cerastoderma edule

Spiny cockle – Acanthocardia echinata

Large scallop – Pecten maximus

Common scallop – Aequipecten opercularis

Blue mussel – Mytilus edulis

Horse mussel – Modiolus modiolus

Common piddock – Barnea candida

Wood-boring bivalve – Xylophaga dorsalis

Piece of wood with common shipworm – Teredo navalis

Large piddock – Zirfaea crispata

European oyster – Ostrea edulis

Pacific oyster – Crassostrea gigas

Common trough shell – Spisula subtruncata

Venus clam – Chamelea striatula

Lattice carpet shell – Tapes decussatus

Otter shell – Lutraria lutraria

Common razor shell – Ensis ensis

Straight razor shell – Ensis siliqua