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The Festivus, 2022
For the first time, 14 genera of land snails that contain individuals who display iridescence on either the animal and/or shell are identified. This phenomenon has not been previously reported in the malacological literature. The biological significance of iridescence among these snails is currently unknown.
Adrián González-Guillén +1 more
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For the first time, 14 genera of land snails that contain individuals who display iridescence on either the animal and/or shell are identified. This phenomenon has not been previously reported in the malacological literature. The biological significance of iridescence among these snails is currently unknown.
Adrián González-Guillén +1 more
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1975
The Indo-Pacific region has been divided into land snail faunal zones by a number of authors (Fischer, 1880–87, 1950; Cook, 1895; Solem, 1959). Solem (1959) has presented the most recent account giving an illustrated synthesis of the earlier schemes (figs.
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The Indo-Pacific region has been divided into land snail faunal zones by a number of authors (Fischer, 1880–87, 1950; Cook, 1895; Solem, 1959). Solem (1959) has presented the most recent account giving an illustrated synthesis of the earlier schemes (figs.
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Polymorphism in Pleistocene Land Snails
Science, 1966Under suitable conditions the colors and patterns of the shells of land snails may be preserved for thousands of years. In a late Pleistocene population of Limicolaria martensiana all the major color forms that occur in modern living snails may be distinguished, and the basic polymorphism is at least 8,000 to 10,000
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1929
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Inquiry, Land Snails, and Environmental Factors
Science Activities: Classroom Projects and Curriculum Ideas, 2002(2002). Inquiny, Land Snails, and Environmental Factors. Science Activities: Vol. 39, No. 3, pp. 34-37.
Patrick D. Krantz, Lloyd H. Barrow
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The land snails of West Virginia
Annals of the Carnegie Museum, 1949(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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The introduced land snail Tanychlamys indica preys on live land snails
Journal of molluscan studies, 2023T. Hirano +4 more
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1889
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A Peculiar Venezuelan Land Snail
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1935
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