Sea Shell, Sea Slug or Octopus (Mollusca) species

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Epicodakia tatei (Epicodakia tatei)

Epitonium (Hyaloscala) philippinarum

Epitonium fabia

Epitonium jukesianum (Jukes Wentletrap)

Ercolania boodleae

Erronea xanthodon (Yellow-toothed Cowry)

Eucrassatella (Unplaced) kingicola (King Island Crassatella)

Eulima augur (Eulima augur)

Eumarcia fumigata (Smoked Venerid)

Eumarcia fumigata

Kiah Inlet 2014 (D. Dedenczuk)

Eumarcia fumigata

Euprymna tasmanica (Southern Dumpling Squid)

Fiona pinnata (Fiona)

Fulvia (Fulvia) tenuicostata (The Thin-ribbed Cockle)

Fulvia (Fulvia) tenuicostata

Fulvia tenuicostata - Cullendulla NSW 2014 (D. Dedenczuk)

Fulvia (Fulvia) tenuicostata

Fusinus (Fusinus) australis (Southern Spindle)

Fusinus (Fusinus) novaehollandiae (New Holland Spindle)

Fusinus (Fusinus) novaehollandiae

Seven Mile Beach, Tasmania 2007 (D. Dedenczuk)

Fusinus (Fusinus) novaehollandiae

Gadila spretus (Gadila spretus)

Gari (Psammobia) livida (Purple Sunset Shell)

Gari (Psammobia) livida

Tasmania (D. Dedenczuk)

Gari (Psammobia) livida

Gastropoda (Gastropod or Sea Snail)

GASTROPODA (class) (Gastropod)

Gazameda gunnii (Gunn's Screw Shell)

Gazameda gunnii

Black River Beach, Tasmania (D. Dedenczuk)

Gazameda gunnii

Gibbomodiola albicostus (Narrow Horse Mussel)

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