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The 21 pages that link to Mollusc shell, each with the reason it gives.

• MolluscaRelated: The shell is a prominent mantle product, though it is reduced or absent in some lineages.

• Mantle (mollusk)Related: It is the structure the mantle builds, enlarges, and often repairs.

• PearlRelated: Pearl layers use biomineralization processes related to shell formation.

• DurophagyRelated: Mollusk shells are among the most common barriers targeted by durophagous predators.

• Cone snailRelated: The mantle builds the shell whose shape gives cone snails their common name.

• MonoplacophoraRelated: The mantle secretes the class's single, cap-shaped shell.

• MalacologyRelated: Shell structure is central to molluscan anatomy, identification, and fossil study.

• SnailRelated: A snail's shell protects its soft body and grows with it.

• HalkieriidRelated: Whether halkieriid plates illuminate the early evolution of molluscan shells remains debated.

• Land snailRelated: A coiled shell protects the snail's body and provides a retreat from danger.

• Evolution of molluscsRelated: Shells are among the clearest fossil evidence for early molluscan evolution.

• Tusk shellRelated: The tusk shell is a specialized molluscan shell, curved and open at both ends.