Dear Guido,

The correct e-mail address for Of Sea and Shore is: [log in to unmask]
Thanks,

Tom Rice

-----Original Message-----
From: Guido T. Poppe <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Tuesday, June 06, 2000 3:38 PM
Subject: homepages


>Hello,
>
>
>In first instance a word of thank to the many of you that regularly visit
>our homepage. For your information: there is an average of 100 different
>visitors a day, with 790 page views. Some days reach 1500 page views.
>
>We are now working on the 350 links and stated that A LOT have disappeared.
>In order to adapt quickly, below a list of the ones not present any more or
>that do not work as it should. The respective webmasters are invited to
take
>contact with
>
>Philippe POPPE : [log in to unmask]
>
>in order to solve the problems.
>
>We are also aware that many more homepages should be linked, so everybody
>having homepages with info on shells is gently asked to contact us so that
>we can link them. This is also for dealers and/or collectors with a
homepage
>or with exchange lists.
>
>Thanks for your collaboration,
>
>Guido
>
>Here comes the list:
>
>CLUBS & SOCIETIES
>
>Disappeared:
>Belgian soc for malacology
>Townsville shell club
>The St. Pete Shell Club. Inc.
>
>
>MAGAZINES
>
>Disappeared:
>The Shell (La Conchiglia)
>Zebra Mussel Update
>Gloria Maris
>Of Sea and Shore
>
>Do not work:
>Apex
>
>
>MUSEUMS
>
>Disappeared:
>Houston Museum of Natural science
>Collections of the Chicago Academy of Sciences
>Of Sea & Shore
>
>SEARCH AND CONTACT ENGINES
>
>Do not work:
>California Academy of Sciences
>Field Museum¹s  Zoology
>Florida Museum of Natural History
>
>
>THE PHYLUM MOLLUSCA
>
>Disappeared:
>Mollusca Class Index
>Endangered Mollusca
>Fossil holoplanktonic Mollusca
>Textures  on Seashells
>Dangerous Echinoderms and Molluscs
>Molluskenfauna
>Shells of Canary Islands and NW Africa
>The Clark sucker
>Molluscs of Triglavski Narodni Park
>100 List
>Vent mollusc
>
>Do not work (or not well):
>
>Aquatic Mollusks of North Dakota
>French Caribbean Islands Seashells
>
>
>GASTROPODA
>
>Disappeared
>Okinawa Slug Site
>Fossil Holoplanktonic Molluscs
>Nudibranchs of the British Isles
>Microgastropods of Sanibel
>Patty Jansen Homepage
>Australian Microshells Homepage
>California Abalone
>Conidae
>Seashells
>
>
>BIVALVIA
>
>Disappeared:
>Cool things About Mollusks
>Ocean Quahoh
>
>Do not work:
>National  Zebra Mussel Information  Network
>Margaritiferidae
>
>CEPHALOPODA
>
>Disappeared:
>The Cephalopod Page Listserver
>The Squid Page
>Hunt for squid
>Nautilus page
>
>Do not work:
>Ammonite biomechanics
>
>SCAPHOPODA
>
>Do not work:
>The Scaphopod  Page
>
>
>EXTRA INFORMATION TO MOVE TO OTHER LINKS
>
>Disappeared:
>Internet Resources for Conchologists
>
>
>SHELL SHOWS AND OTHER EVENTS
>
>Disappeared:
>Mollia
>
>
>COMMERCIAL SHELL SITES
>
>Disappeared:
>Algoa Bay Specimen Shells
>Angelo Blasutta¹s home page
>Seashells Online
>On-line second hand book market
>
>MORE FUN WITH SHELLS
>
>Disappeared
>Seashells Photographs
>Shelling on Sanibel-Captiva Islands
>Canada¹s Maritime Coastal Mollusc Harvesting Guide
>Wallchart
>The Seashells
>Alabama Shell
>JBB Home Page
>Seashell Discovery
>Gary¹s Shells
>Mmollu
>George¹s Shells Gallery
>Douglas J. Eernisse, Fullerton
>Seashell by the Seashore
>Huang¹s Home Page
>
>Do not work:
>Mariah Lawson shell pages
>Glenn & Laura¹s Website
>Tides in the USA
>
>
>
>
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