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Gastropoda - slakken

open access: yes, 2010
J. Goud (Jeroen), A.J. de Winter (Ton)
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Gastropoda

2014
56 species of terrestrial mollusks were registered in the wood-and-steppe of the Dnieper area. Distribution of species among phytocenoses is discussed.
SCHIAPARELLI, STEFANO, Katrin L.
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?????????? ?????????? ?? ???????????????? ???????????????????????? ???????????????????? ?????????????????? (Gastropoda) ???????????????? ???????????????? ??????????????

2022
Fauna, ecology and distribution of Gastropoda were studied in different natural-geographical zones in the western regions of the Ukraine. One species - Galba occulata Jackiewicz, 1959 new for the USSR fauna is found. For the first time two species are mentioned mentioned for West-Ukrainian Polesie, two - for West-Ukrainian Forest Steppe, three - - for ...
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Gastropoda

2007
Los gastrópodos constituyen una clase muy variada y numerosa de moluscos, calculándose que representan alrededor del 80% de estos últimos. El número estimado de especies vivientes oscila, según los autores, entre 40000 y más de 100000, mientras que los fósiles se hallarían en unos 15000.
Camacho, Horacio Homero   +3 more
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???????????????? ???????????????? (Gastropoda, Pulmonata) ?????????????????????? ?????????? (??????????????)

2023
Among 53 species, reviewed here under zoogeograhic and ecological viewpoints, numerous are for the first time recorded for Central Moldovian Highland and for Republic of Moldova (Serrulina serrulcita, Balea biplicata, Discus perspectivus, Perforalella dibo thrion, Monachioides vicina, Vitrea diaphana, Oxychilus glaber, Derocercas turcicum).
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?????????????????????? ?????????????????? ???????????????????? ???????????????????? ?????????????????????????????????? ?????????????????? (???? ?????????? Gastropoda)

2010
Based on the geographical distribution of marine gastropods, a new Sarmatian Biohermal Province is suggested for the Sarmatian Zoogeographic Region. The geographical limits of this province correspond to the distribution of bryozoan reefs in the Bessarabian Basin (Middle Sarmatian).
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