Novi prilozi poznavanju alohtone faune mekušaca uzduž ciparske obale: novi stražnjoškržnjaši u ciparskoj fauni [PDF]
The finding of some alien opisthobranchia previously unknown from Cyprus confirms that Indo-Pacific alien species are spreading at an increasing rate in the Levantine Sea. This work reports on the occurrence of four new alien species recorded in the form
Argyro ZENETOS, Louis TSIAKKIROS
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Natural Anticancer Peptides from Marine Animal Species: Evidence from In Vitro Cell Model Systems. [PDF]
Librizzi M+6 more
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THE DIRECT DEVELOPMENT IN RUNCINA SETOENSIS BABA (OPISTHOBRANCHIA-CEPHALASPIDEA) [PDF]
Kikutaro Baba, Iwao Hamatani
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Faunistic and anatomical data on the Antarctic Opisthobranchia (Mollusca, Gastropoda) in the collections of the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences [PDF]
Five opisthobranch species were collected during the Belgian and Belgian-Dutch Antarctica expeditions to the Riiser-Larsen Sea, the Princess Ragnhild Coast ("Mission Iris") (1960-1967) and Admiralty Bay (King George Island) (1987-1991).
Backeljau, T.+3 more
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Chromosome Diversity and Evolution in Helicoide a (Gastropoda: Stylommatophora): A Synthesis from Original and Literature Data. [PDF]
Petraccioli A+6 more
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Современное состояние системы класса Gastropoda [PDF]
Представлен современный взгляд исследователей на проблему классификации брюхоногих моллюсков.
Каневская, И. Д.
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Patterns of variation of mutation rates of mitochondrial and nuclear genes of gastropods. [PDF]
Duda TF.
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE RUNCINIDAE. I. SIX NEW SPECIES OF THE GENUS RUNCINA (OPISTHOBRANCHIA CEPHALASPIDEA) IN THE MEDITERRANEAN [PDF]
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Schmekel, L, Cappellato, D
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Scratching the Itch: Updated Perspectives on the Schistosomes Responsible for Swimmer's Itch around the World. [PDF]
Loker ES, DeJong RJ, Brant SV.
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Runcina ferruginea n.sp. (Cephalaspidea: Opisthobranchia: Gastropoda), a new runcinid from Great Britain [PDF]
Members of the small suborder Runcinacea have recently been reviewed and efforts have been made to group new findings (Burn, 1963; Baba, 1967; Miller & Rudman, 1968). The following structures served for the classification: gills alone (Baba, 1967), gills,
Kress, Annetrudi
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