In 2007 he also took the first prize of " Jorge de Albuquerque Award " in the category ( Conchology ) at the 34th Antibes Underwater Photography Festival in France.
42.
While the importance of maximum shell size and its role in the overall scheme of Conchology and Malacology is debatable, it remains one point of continual interest among collectors and researchers.
43.
Angas published several books on Australia and Polynesia as well as illustrating accounts of exploration by John McDouall Stuart and John Forrest, and contributed significantly to conchology with his descriptions and illustrations.
44.
His essay " Poe's Greatest Hit " analyzes the controversial conchology textbook " The Conchologist's First Book " ( 1839 ), edited by Edgar Allan Poe.
45.
Spalowsky's 1795 treatise on conchology, " Prodromus in Systema Historicum Testaceorum ", published by the widow of Ignaz Alberti, includes original descriptions of several new species.
46.
She was an artist and illustrator of specimens, as in the book " American Conchology ", and was elected as the first woman member of the Academy of Natural Sciences.
47.
He also wrote articles on Conchology, Entomology etc ., made drawings and arranged the natural history plates in Rees's Cyclop�dia and undertook commissions for private albums of his botanical artwork.
48.
Lewis Weston Dillwyn however was also renowned for his published works on botany and conchology, including his 1809 work " The British Confervae ", an illustrated study of British freshwater algae.
49.
The line between professionals and amateur enthusiasts is often not well defined in this subject, because many amateurs have contributed to, and continue to contribute to, conchology and the larger science of malacology.
50.
Dunker ( Manual of Conchology vol . 11, p . 230 ) but apparently it was a manuscript name that was mentioned in several publications ( see references ) but was not described by Dunker.
