A behind-the-scenes look at our volute collectionPhoto Galleries | Updated 7 years ago Baler shell specimens which belong to the species Melo miltonisPhoto by Jessica Scholle, image copyright WA Museum Baler shell specimens collected from the Kimberley, WA; species Melo amphoraPhoto by Jessica Scholle, image copyright WA Museum Baler shell specimen which belongs to the species Melo miltonisPhoto by Jessica Scholle, image copyright WA Museum Baler shell specimen collected from Indonesia; species Melo aethiopicaPhoto by Jessica Scholle, image copyright WA Museum Baler shell specimen which belongs to the species Melo miltonisPhoto by Jessica Scholle, image copyright WA Museum Baler shell specimen collected from the Kimberley, WA; species Melo amphoraPhoto by Jessica Scholle, image copyright WA Museum Volute specimens collected from the Philippines; species Cymbiola vespertilioPhoto by Jessica Scholle, image copyright WA Museum Volute specimens collected from Papua New Guinea; species Cymbiola rutilaPhoto by Jessica Scholle, image copyright WA Museum Volute specimen collected from the Kimberley, WA; species Cymbiola oblitaPhoto by Jessica Scholle, image copyright WA Museum Volute specimens; species Cymbiola oblitaPhoto by Jessica Scholle, image copyright WA Museum Volute specimens which belong to the species Cymbiola nivosaPhoto by Jessica Scholle, image copyright WA Museum Volute specimen collected from Singapore; species Volutocorona nobilisPhoto by Jessica Scholle, image copyright WA Museum Volute specimen collected from Malaysia; species Voluta nobilisPhoto by Jessica Scholle, image copyright WA Museum Volute specimens which belong to the species Volutocorona imperialisPhoto by Jessica Scholle, image copyright WA Museum Volute specimens collected from the Northern Territory; species Voluta bednalliPhoto by Jessica Scholle, image copyright WA Museum Volute specimens; species Amoria undulataPhoto by Jessica Scholle, image copyright WA Museum Volute specimens collected from the Kimberley, WA; species Amoria damoniPhoto by Jessica Scholle, image copyright WA Museum This small photo gallery gives a behind-the-scenes look into the volute collection. It will be enhanced in the near future with a Smartphone and tablet app that the Western Australian Museum is currently developing. This Smartphone and tablet app will reveal what happens behind-the-scenes at the Museum, explaining the research performed and showcasing our collections. The Western Australian Museum is developing a variety of new products for our audiences, and invites you to give your opinion about this app project by answering a short survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/wam-science-app Thank you for your contribution. The WA Museum would like to thank Hugh Morisson, Honorary Research Associate, who assisted with some of the specimen identifications.