Mollusk collection moves to PRI, internet

Renowned naturalist Wesley Newcomb scoured the Hawaiian Islands in the 1850s in search of living treasure: land snails and their intricate, domed shells. The specimens he assembled in Hawaii and around the world would form a vast collection of mollusks, with numerous species that would become critically threatened and, in some cases, extinct.

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		 Greg Dietl, curator of Cenozoic invertebrates at Paleontological Research Institution (PRI) and Cornell adjunct associate professor of earth and atmospheric sciences, examines samples donated to PRI.
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