Dear All,
 
Linda and Jim Brunner pondered this question and, if memory serves, they
used Dodge (Dodge H., 1952.  A historical review of the mollusks of
Linnaeus. Part I. the classes Loricata and Pelecypoda. Bull. Amer. Mus. Nat.
Hist. 100(1): 1-263 and the next six installments) to compose a list of
mollusks (modern definition) named by the master.  They went on to fabricate
a prize-winning exhibit including specimens of nearly all these (over 600)
taxa.  Shell show judges just love that kind of research/show biz.
 
Harry
 
At 05:44 PM 2/23/99 -0800, you wrote:
>Dear Andy;-
>   You asked about the number of mollusks named by Linne. I don't know.
>He named four of the Epitoniidae: clathrus, crenata, scalare in 1758,
>and ambiguum in 1764. I have no idea what that one is so it is certainly
>properly named.
>     Art
>
Harry G. Lee
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