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Also known as sea shell, shell, animal shell, seashells
貝の軟体を包む硬組織
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A seashell is the hard outer covering produced by mollusks such as bivalves and gastropods, which wash up on beaches around the world. Seashells matter because they provide protection for living mollusks and can be inhabited by other creatures like hermit crabs after the original animal dies.
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Article · 日本語
貝殻（かいがら、Shell）は、貝（軟体動物や腕足動物など）が外套膜の外面に分泌する硬組織で、代表的な生体鉱物のひとつである。
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