{"https://codexery.com/invertebrates/e/invertebrates/gastropod/": {"t": "Gastropod", "s": "Snails and slugs, the second-most diverse animal class.", "i": "https://codexery.com/invertebrates/img/invertebrates/gastropod.webp", "c": "Myself · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/cantharidinae/": {"t": "Cantharidinae", "s": "Subfamily of marine snails in the family Trochidae.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/cantharidinae.webp", "c": "Ryan Hodnett · CC BY-SA 4.0"}, "/e/marine-snails/stomatellinae/": {"t": "Stomatellinae", "s": "Small sea snails with brilliantly nacreous shell interiors.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/stomatellinae.webp", "c": "Manuel CABALLER · via Wikipedia: Stomatellinae · CC BY 4.0"}, "/e/marine-snails/umboniinae/": {"t": "Umboniinae", "s": "A subfamily of top snails with reduced radular teeth."}, "/e/marine-snails/umbonium/": {"t": "Umbonium", "s": "Button top shells: low-spired, polished marine snails in Trochidae.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/umbonium.webp", "c": "星組背番号10 · via Wikipedia: Umbonium · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/turbinidae/": {"t": "Turbinidae", "s": "Marine snails with a distinctive calcareous operculum used for defense."}, "https://codexery.com/marine-invertebrates/e/marine-invertebrates/sea-snail/": {"t": "Sea snail", "s": "Marine gastropod molluscs with coiled shells, eaten by humans and animals."}, "https://codexery.com/coastal-marine-geology/e/coastal-and-marine-geology/intertidal-zone/": {"t": "Intertidal zone", "s": "The intertidal zone is the shoreline between high and low tides."}, "https://codexery.com/reproductive-biology/e/reproductive-biology/fertilisation/": {"t": "Fertilisation", "s": "Fusion of gametes initiating development of a new organism."}, "https://codexery.com/ecology-and-behavior/e/ecology-and-behavior/herbivore/": {"t": "Herbivore", "s": "Animals adapted to feed primarily on plants."}, "/e/marine-snails/trochidae/": {"t": "Trochidae", "s": "Marine snails with corneous opercula and often brightly colored shells.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/trochidae.webp", "c": "Kiener, 1839 · CC0"}, "https://codexery.com/seas-and-oceans/e/seas-and-oceans/indian-ocean/": {"t": "Indian Ocean", "s": "Third-largest ocean, warmest, key to global climate and trade."}, "/e/marine-snails/alcyna-kingensis/": {"t": "Alcyna kingensis", "s": "Endemic Bass Strait kelp-dwelling trochid snail, 5–7 mm."}, "/e/marine-snails/alcyna-subangulata/": {"t": "Alcyna subangulata", "s": "A minute marine snail with a deep red, spirally striated shell."}, "/e/marine-snails/antisolarium-egenum/": {"t": "Antisolarium egenum", "s": "A small marine snail endemic to New Zealand."}, "/e/marine-snails/austrocochlea-constellata/": {"t": "Austrocochlea constellata", "s": "A marine top snail of uncertain taxonomic status from New Caledonia."}, "/e/marine-snails/austrocochlea-constricta/": {"t": "Austrocochlea constricta", "s": "A marine snail endemic to southern Australia with a thick, sculptured shell.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/austrocochlea-constricta.webp", "c": "G.W. Tryon · via Wikipedia: Austrocochlea constricta · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/austrocochlea-diminuta/": {"t": "Austrocochlea diminuta", "s": "A small, variable-colored top snail endemic to Australian waters.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/austrocochlea-diminuta.webp", "c": "Naturalis Biodiversity Center · via Wikipedia: Austrocochlea diminuta · CC0"}, "/e/marine-snails/diloma/": {"t": "Diloma", "s": "A genus of medium-sized marine snails in the family Trochidae.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/diloma.webp", "c": "GrahamBould · via Wikipedia: Diloma · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/monodonta/": {"t": "Monodonta", "s": "A genus of marine gastropod mollusks in the family Trochidae."}, "/e/marine-snails/austrocochlea-rudis/": {"t": "Austrocochlea rudis", "s": "A marine snail endemic to southern Australian waters.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/austrocochlea-rudis.webp", "c": "Jan Delsing, JoJan at en.wikipedia · via Wikipedia: Austrocochlea rudis · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/austrocochlea-zeus/": {"t": "Austrocochlea zeus", "s": "A marine gastropod mollusk in the family Trochidae.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/austrocochlea-zeus.webp", "c": "G.W. Tryon · via Wikipedia: Austrocochlea zeus · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/chlorodiloma-adelaidae/": {"t": "Chlorodiloma adelaidae", "s": "A marine top snail endemic to southern Australia."}, "/e/marine-snails/chlorodiloma-odontis/": {"t": "Chlorodiloma odontis", "s": "A marine gastropod with a finely reticulated, iridescent shell.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/chlorodiloma-odontis.webp", "c": "G.W. Tryon · via Wikipedia: Chlorodiloma odontis · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/botelloides-bassianus/": {"t": "Botelloides bassianus", "s": "A small marine snail endemic to Australian waters."}, "/e/marine-snails/botelloides-chrysalidus/": {"t": "Botelloides chrysalidus", "s": "A marine snail endemic to southern Australian waters."}, "/e/marine-snails/calliotrochus-marmoreus/": {"t": "Calliotrochus marmoreus", "s": "A small, marbled top snail from the Indo-Pacific.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/calliotrochus-marmoreus.webp", "c": "G.W. Tryon · via Wikipedia: Calliotrochus marmoreus · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/cantharidus/": {"t": "Cantharidus", "s": "A genus of marine snails with iridescent shells and wide distribution.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/cantharidus.webp", "c": "Manuel CABALLER · CC BY 4.0"}, "/e/marine-snails/clelandella/": {"t": "Clelandella", "s": "A genus of marine gastropod mollusks in the family Trochidae.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/clelandella.webp", "c": "Marie Hennion · CC BY 4.0"}, "/e/marine-snails/gibbula/": {"t": "Gibbula", "s": "A genus of small sea snails in the family Trochidae.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/gibbula.webp", "c": "tato grasso · via Wikipedia: Gibbula · CC BY-SA 3.0"}, "/e/marine-snails/jujubinus/": {"t": "Jujubinus", "s": "A genus of marine top snails with angular body whorls.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/jujubinus.webp", "c": "Jan Delsing · via Wikipedia: Jujubinus · Public domain"}, "https://codexery.com/islands-and-archipelagos/e/islands-and-archipelagos/french-polynesia/": {"t": "French Polynesia", "s": "An overseas collectivity of France in the South Pacific, comprising 121 islands and atolls.", "i": "https://codexery.com/islands-and-archipelagos/img/islands-and-archipelagos/french-polynesia.webp", "c": "via Wikipedia: French Polynesia · see source"}, "https://codexery.com/islands-and-archipelagos/e/islands-and-archipelagos/new-caledonia/": {"t": "New Caledonia", "s": "A French territory in the southwest Pacific, part of Melanesia, with a unique legal status and a diverse population.", "i": "https://codexery.com/islands-and-archipelagos/img/islands-and-archipelagos/new-caledonia.webp", "c": "via Wikipedia: 2024 New Caledonia unrest · see source"}, "https://codexery.com/countries-and-regions/e/countries-and-regions/oceania/": {"t": "Oceania", "s": "The smallest continent, spanning the Pacific's vast ocean."}, "/e/marine-snails/charisma-compacta/": {"t": "Charisma compacta", "s": "A tiny marine snail endemic to New South Wales, Australia."}, "https://codexery.com/historical-figures/e/notable/carl-linnaeus/": {"t": "Carl Linnaeus", "s": "Father of modern taxonomy"}, "/e/marine-snails/ethalia/": {"t": "Ethalia", "s": "A genus of marine snails in the subfamily Umboniinae.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/ethalia.webp", "c": "H. Pilsbry · via Wikipedia: Ethalia · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/isanda/": {"t": "Isanda", "s": "Genus of sea snails in the family Trochidae."}, "https://codexery.com/seas-and-oceans/e/seas-and-oceans/east-china-sea/": {"t": "East China Sea", "s": "A marginal sea of the Western Pacific, rich in history and natural resources."}, "https://codexery.com/rivers-and-seas-of-the-world/e/rivers-and-seas-of-the-world/arabian-sea/": {"t": "Arabian Sea", "s": "A historically vital sea linking Old World trade networks.", "i": "https://codexery.com/rivers-and-seas-of-the-world/img/rivers-and-seas-of-the-world/arabian-sea.webp", "c": "via Wikipedia: Arabian Sea · see source"}, "/e/marine-snails/stomatolina/": {"t": "Stomatolina", "s": "A genus of marine gastropod mollusks in the family Trochidae.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/stomatolina.webp", "c": "Jan Delsing · via Wikipedia: Stomatolina · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/trochus/": {"t": "Trochus", "s": "A genus of top-shaped sea snails with pearly shells.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/trochus.webp", "c": "H. Zell · via Wikipedia: Trochus · CC BY-SA 3.0"}, "https://codexery.com/seas-and-oceans/e/seas-and-oceans/persian-gulf/": {"t": "Persian Gulf", "s": "A shallow, historically significant sea between Arabia and Iran."}, "/e/marine-snails/agagus-agagus/": {"t": "Agagus agagus", "s": "A marine gastropod mollusk in the family Trochidae.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/agagus-agagus.webp", "c": "Jan Delsing · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/stomatella/": {"t": "Stomatella", "s": "A genus of small to medium marine snails in the family Trochidae.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/stomatella.webp", "c": "Jan Delsing · via Wikipedia: Stomatella · Public domain"}, "https://codexery.com/peninsulas-and-cape-landforms/e/peninsulas-and-cape-landforms/korean-peninsula/": {"t": "Korean Peninsula", "s": "Divided peninsula with ancient kingdoms and modern global influence."}, "https://codexery.com/major-islands-and-archipelagos/e/major-islands-and-archipelagos/cook-islands/": {"t": "Cook Islands", "s": "Self-governing island nation in free association with New Zealand"}, "https://codexery.com/gemstones/e/gemstones/pearl/": {"t": "Pearl", "s": "A hard, lustrous gem formed by mollusks."}, "/e/marine-snails/astralium/": {"t": "Astralium", "s": "A genus of marine snails in the family Turbinidae.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/astralium.webp", "c": "H. Zell · via Wikipedia: Astralium · CC BY-SA 3.0"}, "/e/marine-snails/bellastraea/": {"t": "Bellastraea", "s": "A genus of turban snails, considered a synonym of Astralium.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/bellastraea.webp", "c": "Jan Delsing · via Wikipedia: Bellastraea · Public domain"}, "https://codexery.com/seas-and-oceans/e/seas-and-oceans/south-china-sea/": {"t": "South China Sea", "s": "A marginal sea of the Western Pacific Ocean, vital to global trade and fishing."}, "https://codexery.com/seas-and-oceans/e/seas-and-oceans/gulf-of-mexico/": {"t": "Gulf of Mexico", "s": "Marginal sea of the Atlantic, bordered by the U.S., Mexico, and Cuba.", "i": "https://codexery.com/seas-and-oceans/img/seas-and-oceans/gulf-of-mexico.webp", "c": "NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information. · via Wikipedia: Gulf of Mexico · Public domain"}, "https://codexery.com/islands-and-archipelagos/e/islands-and-archipelagos/lesser-antilles/": {"t": "Lesser Antilles", "s": "An arc of islands forming the eastern boundary of the Caribbean Sea.", "i": "https://codexery.com/islands-and-archipelagos/img/islands-and-archipelagos/lesser-antilles.webp", "c": "via Wikipedia: Lesser Antilles · see source"}, "/e/marine-snails/astraea-gastropod/": {"t": "Astraea (gastropod)", "s": "A genus of medium to large sea snails, marine gastropod mollusks in the family Turbinidae, the turban snails.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/astraea-gastropod.webp", "c": "GrahamBould · via Wikipedia: Astraea (gastropod) · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/alcyna/": {"t": "Alcyna", "s": "A genus of minute marine snails in the family Trochidae.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/alcyna.webp", "c": "Manuel CABALLER · CC BY 4.0"}, "https://codexery.com/islands-and-archipelagos/e/islands-and-archipelagos/hawaii/": {"t": "Hawaii", "s": "Island state with a tropical climate and diverse heritage."}, "/e/marine-snails/austrocochlea/": {"t": "Austrocochlea", "s": "A genus of medium-sized marine top snails from Australia and the Philippines.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/austrocochlea.webp", "c": "Marie HENNION · CC BY 4.0"}, "/e/marine-snails/bankivia-fasciata/": {"t": "Bankivia fasciata", "s": "A variable, polished sea snail of the Trochidae family.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/bankivia-fasciata.webp", "c": "H. Zell · via Wikipedia: Bankivia fasciata · CC BY-SA 3.0"}, "/e/marine-snails/botelloides/": {"t": "Botelloides", "s": "Genus of marine snails endemic to Australia, family Trochidae."}, "/e/marine-snails/broderipia-subiridescens/": {"t": "Broderipia subiridescens", "s": "A limpet-shaped top snail with red-netted white shell.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/broderipia-subiridescens.webp", "c": "G.W. Tryon · via Wikipedia: Broderipia subiridescens · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/broderipia-rosea/": {"t": "Broderipia rosea", "s": "A limpet-like top snail with red V-shaped stripes.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/broderipia-rosea.webp", "c": "G.W. Tryon · via Wikipedia: Broderipia rosea · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/calliotrochus/": {"t": "Calliotrochus", "s": "A genus of small, shining turbinate sea snails.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/calliotrochus.webp", "c": "Manuel CABALLER · CC BY 4.0"}, "https://codexery.com/italian-regions/e/italian-regions/calabria/": {"t": "Calabria", "s": "Southern Italian region, ancient heart of Magna Graecia."}, "https://codexery.com/rivers-and-seas-of-the-world/e/rivers-and-seas-of-the-world/bay-of-biscay/": {"t": "Bay of Biscay", "s": "A gulf of the northeast Atlantic Ocean known for its fierce storms, deep abyssal plain, and rich maritime history."}, "https://codexery.com/major-islands-and-archipelagos/e/major-islands-and-archipelagos/canary-islands/": {"t": "Canary Islands", "s": "The Fortunate Isles: a subtropical archipelago linking Africa, Europe, and the Americas."}, "/e/marine-snails/calthalotia-fragum/": {"t": "Calthalotia fragum", "s": "A marine gastropod mollusk in the family Trochidae."}, "/e/marine-snails/calthalotia-strigata/": {"t": "Calthalotia strigata", "s": "A striped top snail endemic to Western Australia.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/calthalotia-strigata.webp", "c": "Ch. Hedley · via Wikipedia: Calthalotia strigata · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/calthalotia-arruensis/": {"t": "Calthalotia arruensis", "s": "A conical, tubercled sea snail endemic to Australian waters.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/calthalotia-arruensis.webp", "c": "Jan Delsing · via Wikipedia: Calthalotia arruensis · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/cantharidella/": {"t": "Cantharidella", "s": "A genus of small, polished top snails resembling tiny Cantharidus.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/cantharidella.webp", "c": "G.W. Tryon · via Wikipedia: Cantharidella · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/cantharidus-capillaceus/": {"t": "Cantharidus capillaceus", "s": "A marine gastropod mollusc endemic to New Zealand waters."}, "/e/marine-snails/cantharidus-dilatatus/": {"t": "Cantharidus dilatatus", "s": "A small, conical top snail endemic to New Zealand.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/cantharidus-dilatatus.webp", "c": "GrahamBould · via Wikipedia: Cantharidus dilatatus · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/cantharidus-marmoreus/": {"t": "Cantharidus marmoreus", "s": "A polished top snail from the Pacific off the Tuamotu Islands."}, "/e/marine-snails/cantharidus-opalus/": {"t": "Cantharidus opalus", "s": "A marine gastropod endemic to New Zealand with iridescent green nacre.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/cantharidus-opalus.webp", "c": "Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa · via Wikipedia: Cantharidus opalus · CC BY 4.0"}, "/e/marine-snails/cantharidus-turneri/": {"t": "Cantharidus turneri", "s": "A New Zealand endemic top snail from southern shores.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/cantharidus-turneri.webp", "c": "A. W. B. Powell · via Wikipedia: Cantharidus turneri · CC BY 4.0"}, "https://codexery.com/cities-of-the-world/e/cities-of-the-world/auckland/": {"t": "Auckland", "s": "New Zealand's largest city and leading economic centre."}, "/e/marine-snails/cantharidus-bisbalteatus/": {"t": "Cantharidus bisbalteatus", "s": "A glossy top snail with crimson belts and spiral dots."}, "https://codexery.com/islands/e/islands/stewart-island/": {"t": "Stewart Island", "s": "Third-largest and southernmost inhabited island of New Zealand."}, "/e/marine-snails/charisma-gastropod/": {"t": "Charisma (gastropod)", "s": "A genus of top snails related to Liotia, without a varix.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/charisma-gastropod.webp", "c": "Ch. Hedley · via Wikipedia: Charisma (gastropod) · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/charisma-josephi/": {"t": "Charisma josephi", "s": "A tiny marine snail endemic to southern Australian waters."}, "/e/marine-snails/charisma-latebrosa/": {"t": "Charisma latebrosa", "s": "A minute marine snail endemic to Queensland, Australia.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/charisma-latebrosa.webp", "c": "Ch. Hedley · via Wikipedia: Charisma latebrosa · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/charisma-carinata/": {"t": "Charisma carinata", "s": "Minute marine snail with carinate shell, endemic to South Australia."}, "/e/marine-snails/chlorodiloma-crinita/": {"t": "Chlorodiloma crinita", "s": "A marine gastropod mollusk in the family Trochidae.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/chlorodiloma-crinita.webp", "c": "G.W. Tryon · via Wikipedia: Chlorodiloma crinita · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/clanculus/": {"t": "Clanculus", "s": "A worldwide genus of top shells with beaded sculpture.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/clanculus.webp", "c": "Marie HENNION · CC BY 4.0"}, "/e/marine-snails/clanculus-albugo/": {"t": "Clanculus albugo", "s": "A marine snail endemic to New South Wales, Australia.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/clanculus-albugo.webp", "c": "H. Pilsbry · via Wikipedia: Clanculus albugo · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/clanculus-aloysii/": {"t": "Clanculus aloysii", "s": "A small, carinated top snail endemic to southeastern Australian waters.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/clanculus-aloysii.webp", "c": "Tenison-Woods, 1876 · CC0"}, "/e/marine-snails/clanculus-atypicus/": {"t": "Clanculus atypicus", "s": "A small, solid, umbilicate top snail from the Kermadec Islands."}, "/e/marine-snails/clanculus-berthelotii/": {"t": "Clanculus berthelotii", "s": "A small top snail with a globose-conic shell and granose ridges.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/clanculus-berthelotii.webp", "c": "D'Orbigny, 1840 · CC0"}, "/e/marine-snails/clanculus-bronni/": {"t": "Clanculus bronni", "s": "A small top snail with a brown-and-white variegated shell."}, "/e/marine-snails/clanculus-brunneus/": {"t": "Clanculus brunneus", "s": "A dark brown top snail endemic to New South Wales.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/clanculus-brunneus.webp", "c": "Jan Delsing · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/clanculus-clanguloides/": {"t": "Clanculus clanguloides", "s": "A globose-conic top snail with granose lirae and articulated dots.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/clanculus-clanguloides.webp", "c": "Wood, 1828 · CC0"}, "/e/marine-snails/clanculus-clangulus/": {"t": "Clanculus clangulus", "s": "A marine snail with emerald green shell and crimson markings.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/clanculus-clangulus.webp", "c": "Jan Delsing · via Wikipedia: Clanculus clangulus · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/clanculus-albanyensis/": {"t": "Clanculus albanyensis", "s": "A marine snail endemic to southern Australia."}, "/e/marine-snails/clanculus-corallinus/": {"t": "Clanculus corallinus", "s": "A Mediterranean top snail with a granose, variably colored shell.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/clanculus-corallinus.webp", "c": "H. Zell · via Wikipedia: Clanculus corallinus · CC BY-SA 3.0"}, "https://codexery.com/cities/e/coastal/singapore/": {"t": "Singapore", "s": "The Lion City, a global hub of trade and finance."}, "/e/marine-snails/clanculus-personatus/": {"t": "Clanculus personatus", "s": "A marine gastropod mollusk in the family Trochidae.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/clanculus-personatus.webp", "c": "H. Pilsbry · via Wikipedia: Clanculus personatus · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/clanculus-floridus/": {"t": "Clanculus floridus", "s": "A marine snail endemic to Australia, with a deeply umbilicate shell.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/clanculus-floridus.webp", "c": "H. Pilsbry · via Wikipedia: Clanculus floridus · Public domain"}, "/e/marine-snails/clanculus-margaritarius/": {"t": "Clanculus margaritarius", "s": "A marine top snail with a red shell dotted in black."}, "/e/marine-snails/clanculus-pharaonius/": {"t": "Clanculus pharaonius", "s": "Type species of Clanculus, with strawberry-red shell and granulate surface.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/clanculus-pharaonius.webp", "c": "H. Zell · via Wikipedia: Clanculus pharaonius · CC BY-SA 3.0"}, "https://codexery.com/islands-of-the-indian-ocean/e/islands-of-the-indian-ocean/aldabra/": {"t": "Aldabra", "s": "A wonder of nature, Aldabra is the world's largest raised coral reef and a vital sanctuary for giant tortoises."}, "https://codexery.com/taxonomy-evolution/e/taxonomy-and-evolution/family-taxonomy/": {"t": "Family (taxonomy)", "s": "Taxonomic rank between order and genus in Linnaean classification."}, "/e/marine-snails/clanculus-samoensis/": {"t": "Clanculus samoensis", "s": "A marine top snail with a purplish-brown shell and carmine apex.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/clanculus-samoensis.webp", "c": "H. Pilsbry · via Wikipedia: Clanculus samoensis · Public domain"}, "https://codexery.com/islands-of-the-indian-ocean/e/islands-of-the-indian-ocean/andaman-islands/": {"t": "Andaman Islands", "s": "Archipelago of history and isolation in the Indian Ocean"}, "/e/marine-snails/clanculus-stigmatarius/": {"t": "Clanculus stigmatarius", "s": "A top snail with beaded shell in tan, pink, red, and ivory.", "i": "https://codexery.com/marine-snails/img/marine-snails/clanculus-stigmatarius.webp", "c": "Shellnut · via Wikipedia: Clanculus stigmatarius · CC BY-SA 3.0"}, "https://codexery.com/countries-and-territories/e/countries-and-territories/kenya/": {"t": "Kenya", "s": "East African nation with ancient human origins and diverse landscapes."}}