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One spiral to rule them all: and in the darkness bind them

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Molluscs are numerous and a crucial part of our environment. However, most species are extinct leaving behind only shells to help us understand them. I will talk about the effort to create a unified morphospace to describe the different coiling patterns across all molluscs (which includes snails and ammonites).

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