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    Cochlea is the scientific name for any mollusk that has a spiral shell. Cochleae can live on land or in water. Many are herbivorous, though some also eat meat. Cochleae hibernate from October to April. In the summer, to avoid drying out, they withdraw into their shells.

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    Cochlea is the scientific name for any mollusk that has a spiral shell. Cochleae can live on land or in water. Many are herbivorous, though some also eat meat. Cochleae hibernate from October to April. In the summer, to avoid drying out, they withdraw into their shells.

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    Cochlea (animal)

    Vide etiam paginam discretivam: Cochlea


    Colea[1] est quodlibet molluscum testam spiralem
    habens. Cochleae vel in terra vel in aqua habitare possunt. Plurimae herbivorae sunt, etsi etiam carne vescuntur.

    Cochleae (Helices pomatiae) in coitu

    Cochleae ab Octobri usque ad Aprilem hibernant. Aestate, ne arescant, in testam se includunt.[2]

    Notae

    [1] Varro, rust. 3.14; Plin., nat. 9.173. Cicero (div. 2.133) poetam quendam laudat, qui cochleam domiportam appellavit.
    [2] Plaut., capt. 80 Cum caletur, cocleae in occulto latent.

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    Colea (animal) Source: https://la.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cochlea_(animal)?oldid=2809775 Contributors: Sinister Petrus, Alexanderr, Ioscius, Alex1011, IacobusAmor, Escarbot, JAnDbot, TXiKiBoT, Rolandus, VolkovBot, Rafaelgarcia, Neander, Idioma-bot, Hendricus,
    Eisenberg, UVbot, MelancholieBot, CarsracBot, Luckas-bot, MauritsBot, Xqbot, CeleritasSoni, TjBot, EmausBot, Amahoney, WikitanvirBot, MerlIwBot, AvicBot, Addbot, AMahoney bot et Anonymous: 2

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    Fasciculus:Grapevinesnail_01.jpg Source: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/69/Grapevinesnail_01.jpg License: CCBY-SA-3.0 Contributors: Originally uploaded on the German Wikipedia as Weinbergschnecke 01.jpg. Own work of Jrgen Schoner.
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