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The Cambridge natural history, Vol. 03 (of 10)

Note 348 — Chapter IX · THE SHELL, ITS FORM, COMPOSITION AND GROWTH—DESIGNATION OF ITS VARIOUS PARTS

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The columella, as distinct from the columella lip, is the solid pillar of shell round which the whorls are coiled (Fig. 177), the lower, or anterior portion of which alone is usually visible.

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