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Organizations relating to Molluscs

Unitas Malacologica / Kashiwa, Japan / Est. 1962
International Bryozoology Association / Christchurch, New Zealand / Est. 1965
Conchological Society of Southern Africa / Rooihuiskraal, South Africa / Est. 1958
Snail Centre / Stamford, UK
Southeast Asian Centre for Applied Malacology
Centre international de myriapodologie / Est. 1968
Malacological Society of Australasia / Dunedin, New Zealand
Cephalopod International Advisory Council / St Petersburg FL, USA / Est. 1983
International Symposium - Cephalopods: Present and Past
International Conference on Molluscan Shellfish Safety / Est. 1994
International Abalone Society / Est. 1997
European Mollusc Producers' Association / Paris, France / Est. 1999

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World Problems relating to Molluscs

From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human Potential

Spent radioactive artillery shells
Health hazards from fish, crustacea and molluscs
Threatened species of Gastropoda
Threatened species of Mollusca
Snail vectors of animal diseases

Action Strategies relating to Molluscs

From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human Potential

Studying mollusca
Protecting bryozoa
Conserving endangered species of molluscs
Conserving endangered species of bryozoa
Protecting molluscs
Protecting against health hazards from fish, crustacea and molluscs

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