Register - Club Conchylia

KLEEMANN, K. (2008): Lithophaga (Leiosolenus) purpurea (Bivalvia: Mytilidae):
One species becomes three. – Inf. 39(3/4): 32;
LANGNER, T.J. (2003): Expansive Arten: Die beiden Kartäuserschnecken
Monacha cartusiana (O. F. MÜLLER 1774) und Monacha cantiana (MONTAGU
1803) und ihre Ausbreitung in Ostdeutschland (Gastropoda: Pulmonata: Hygromiiae).
– Inf. 34(4-6): 23;
LORENZ, F. (2006): A new Cypraeovula from South Africa (Gastropoda:
Cypraeidae). – Inf. 37(3/4): 14;
LORENZ, F. (2006): Checklist of Cypraeidae 2006. – Inf. 38(1/2): 62;
LORENZ, F. (2006): Notes on some taxa from the Checklist of Cypraeidae 2006. –
Inf. 38(1/2): 55;
LORENZ, F. (2006): Two new species of Conus from Palawan, Philippines
(Gastropoda: Conidae). – Inf. 38(1/2): 4;
LORENZ, F. (2006): Two new species of Ovulidae (Gastropoda). – Inf. 37(3/4): 7;
LORENZ, F. (2008): Notes on Pacific Cypraeidae (Mollusca: Gastropoda)
collected by the MNHN, Paris. – Inf. 39(1/2): 17;
MIENIS, H. K. (2000): A blister pearl in Beddomea trifasciata from Sri Lanka. – Inf.
32(1-3): 61;
MIENIS, H. K. (2000): A blister pearl in Patelloida profunda (DESHAYES 1863). – Inf.
32(1-3): 59;
MIENIS, H.K. (2000): Notes on recent and fossil Neritoidea, 26. On the identify of
Nerita paralella RÖDING 1798. – Inf. 32(4-6): 45;
MIENIS, H.K. (2000): Notes on recent and fossil Neritoidea, 29. The correct name for
Nerita punctata from Mauritius. – Inf. 32(4-6): 49;
MORRISON, H. M. (2006): Description of Athleta (Ternivoluta) pisororum n. sp.
from Northern Queensland, Australia (Gastropoda, Caenogastropoda, Volutidae). –
Inf. 38(1/2): 24;
MORRISON, H. M. (2008): Description of Lyria (Mitraelyria) cleaveri n. sp. from
Southern Western Australia (Gastropoda, Caenogastropoda, Volutidae). – Inf.
39(3/4): 20;
MORRISON, H. M. (2008): Description of Rostellariella barbieri n. sp. from the
southern Cebu area of the central Philippines (Gastropoda: Stromboidea:
Rostellariidae). – Inf. 39(3/4): 26;
NESEMANN, H. et al. (2001): Molluscs of the families Sphaeriidae and Corbiculidae
(Bivalvia: Veneroidea) of Nepal (Himalayan midmountains and terai), their anatomy
and affinities. – Acta Conch.4: 1;
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