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The Adaptive Significance of Gastropod Torsion

Evolution, 1966
Unique among mollusks, the Gastropoda are characterized by a curious asymmetry, resulting from a rotation of the visceral hump and shell. Thus in the earlier stages of their embryonic development, gastropods have the same arrangement of parts as other mollusks, with the rudiments of the mantle cavity, gills, coelomic ducts, and associated structures at
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Escape responses of three herbivorous gastropods to the predatory gastropod Conus textile

Animal Behaviour, 1966
Summary The herbivorous gastropods Strombus canarium, Lambis lambis, and Trochus pyramis evince escape responses, probably mediated by distance chemoreception, in the presence of the predatory gastropod Conus textile. In Strombus and Lambis, the response has two components: increase in the absolute rate of locomotion, and direction of locomotion ...
A J, Kohn, V, Waters
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Osmotic balance in gastropod molluscs—I some marine and littoral gastropods

Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology, 1965
Abstract 1. 1. Blood and urine concentrations of Turritella communis, Littorina saxatilis and other common littoral Gastropods were measured in normal, dilute and concentrated sea-waters and on exposure and reimmersion. The body fluids of active animals were isosmotic with the medium under all tolerated conditions and there was no evidence of ...
A C, Avens, M A, Sleigh
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Gastropod Paleoecology

Notes for a Short Course: Studies in Geology, 1985
Paleoecology concerns the life processes and patterns of environmental relationships of groups of ancient organisms during their lifetimes. Two assumptions are fundamental to paleoecological theory: observed patterns in populations, associations, communities and ecosystems represented in the fossil record were imposed by contemporaneous physical and ...
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GASTROPOD CHEMORECEPTION

Biological Reviews, 1983
Summary(I). Gastropods use chemoreception for a wide variety of behaviours including feeding, homing, escape from predators and a variety of social and reproductive behaviours. Chemoreception is used to locate distant food sources, and to discriminate between potential foods.
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What Are the Origins of Ecdysteroids in Gastropods?

General and Comparative Endocrinology, 1995
Terrestrial gastropods contain ecdysteroids, the origins of which are unknown. Whether they are synthesized by the animals or they arise from the diet is an open question. To address this problem, labeled cholesterol and various molecules which are efficiently converted into ecdysone by arthropods were tested as possible ecdysone precursors in ...
M, Garcia, B, Griffond, R, Lafont
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Quaternary Structure of Gastropod Haemocyanin

Nature, 1972
Three-dimensional image reconstruction shows haemocyanin to be made of three distinct parts. At the ends of the particle are a five-fold “collar” and a central “cap”. The cylindrical wall consists of sixty dimers which may be correlated with 120 oxygen binding sites.
J E, Mellema, A, Klug
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The gastropod statolith

2012
O estatólito, análogo aos otólitos, tem-se revelado como um instrumento importante para a determinação da idade e para estudos de crescimento em invertebrados. Localiza-se dentro dos orgãos de equilíbrio, os estatocistos. Apesar de terem sido já bem estudados na classe Cephalopoda, pouco se sabe atualmente sobre a sua estrutura, composição química e ...
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Cannibalism in gastropods

1992
Abstract Gastropods (snails and slugs) constitute by far the largest and most diverse class of Mollusca, with an estimated 40 000 marine, 3000 freshwater and 24 000 terrestrial species (Solem 1974). They are characterized by a distinct head with eyes and tentacles, and a usually coiled shell.
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Drilled gastropods:

2017
Prädation durch molluskivore, bohrende Organismen hat großen Einfluss auf die Zusammensetzung einer Gemeinschaft und die Biodiversität von Regionen. In dieser Studie wurden Bohrspuren auf Gastropoden untersucht, um zeitliche und räumliche Muster von Prädation in der Nördlichen Adria zu verstehen.
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