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Bulletin De L'association Française De Conchyliologie 100 111000000 Bulletin de l’A11ssociation1000000 Française de Conchyliologie x 110000 e 100 n o p Pupa solidula (Linné, 1758) h Photo MNHN o r Mission Lifou 2000 Le coin du débutant Découverte à Mururoa dans ce numéro : Cônes de la Martinique a Aventures à Madagascar Deux coquilles de Nouvelle Calédonie Les coquillages dans la Culture Tahitienne numéro 30 ans de “Plonge” dans le Lagon Sud du “Caillou” 100 octobre novembre Prix du numéro: 10 euros N° paritaire en cours décembre D.L. octobre 2002 2002 I.S.S.N. 0755-8198 XENOPHORA N° 100 1 Trésors de nos tiroirs Nebularia dovpeledi Turner, 1997 Nebularia sanguinolenta Lamarck, 1811 Mitra rinaldii Turner, 1993 21,1 mm - Plongeur -15/20 m - Shareer Reef 51,4 mm - Chalutée par 100/200 m 52,1 mm - Chalutée par 100/200 m Dahab, Egypte Cap Ras Hafun, Somalie Cap Ras Hafun, Somalie Photo et collection J.C. Martin Photo et collection J.C. Martin Photo et collection J.C. Martin Nerita spengleriana Récluz, 1843 Conus textile pyramidalis Lamarck, 1810 33 et 26 mm - Mebulu Point, Bali, Indonésie. Elle est souvent confondue avec Nerita undata. 47 mm - Nungwi, Zanzibar - Tanzanie Photo et collection L. Limpalaer Photo et collection B. Mathé Conus textile verriculum Reeve, 1843 Pseudovertagus phylarchus (Iredale, 1929) Cerithioclava garciai Houbrick, 1985 55 mm - Madagascar 90 mm - Lodestone Reef, Qld, Australie. 62 mm - Corn Island, Nicaragua Photo et collection B. Mathé Photo et collection L. Limpalaer Photo et collection L. Limpalaer 2 XENOPHORA N° 100 Xeno Editorial NUMÉRO 100. Un numéro spécial qui atteste , comme le Quoi que de plus attrayant que de le publier in extenso plutôt numéro 93 a marqué nos vingt ans d’activité, notre vigueur que de le “saucissonner” en plusieurs numéros ! Et pourquoi et la force de notre vie associative. Inutile de revenir sur les pas en faire, à titre exceptionnel, une monographie interrogations que se posait André Gounon, dans son article additionnelle en l’honneur du numéro 100 ? Quel cadeau sur la “Saga” de Xenophora, le fait est là : l’A.F.C. et pour nos adhérents, et quelle satisfaction pour les auteurs ! Xenophora sont toujours bien vivants, alertes et pleins de Le débat s’est vite résolu. rêves d’avenir. Voilà donc, pour marquer cet événement, une brochure sur les Mitridae et Costellariidae de Nouvelle Calédonie qui, Et pour marquer la nous en sommes sûrs, saura trouver une bonne place dans vitalité de notre votre bibliothèque. Association et de ses membres, un long, Un autre fait marquant de ces derniers numéros est la très long article nous traduction des articles de fond en anglais, ce qui devrait est parvenu fort permettre d’élargir notre audience dans les pays étrangers. opportunément. Il ne reste plus maintenant qu’à faire du “ porte à porte “ Signé de cinq mem- pour susciter de nouvelles adhésions chez nos amis d’outre bres de l’AFC éclatés Manche, d’outre Atlantique et d’ailleurs. C’est l’affaire de à plus de vingt mille tous ! Ne l’oublions pas, l’augmentation du nombre kilomètres les uns des d’adhérents est le seul moyen de pouvoir “ sortir ” des autres, mais animés Xenophora intéressants, riches en illustrations, volumineux par la même passion tout en maintenant une excellente qualité de présentation et pour les Mitridae et d’impression. Costellaridae de Nouvelle Calédonie, Au nom de la Rédaction de Xenophora et du Bureau de cet article nous l’AFC, que tous les traducteurs de nos articles soient ici présente ces mer- remerciés de participer à cette œuvre. Et que ceux qui ne se veilleux animaux seraient pas encore manifestés pour nous aider n’hésitent avec une riche bibliographie et une iconographie de qualité. pas à le faire. Patrice Bail Organisation de la Revue Sommaire Direction de la Revue 2 Trésors de nos tiroirs Patrice Bail - 01 45 25 33 30 3 Editorial par P. Bail e-mail: [email protected] BP 307 - 75770 Paris Cedex 16 4 & 5 Informations AFC et Xenophora 6 Le coin du Débutant par G. Jaux Coordination Rédaction 10 Lifou 2000: une grande expédition Daniel Mallard - 02 35 23 58 42 scientifique (2ème partie et fin) e-mail: [email protected] 3 Imp.des Avettes - 27340 Pont-de-l’Arche par P. Bouchet Coordination Composition-Fabrication 18 Echo...quillages - Petites Annonces André Gounon - /Fax: 01 64 47 06 33 20 Cônes de la Martinique : un an et demi e-mail: [email protected] 8 Rue André Theuriet - 91320 Wissous de collecte par D. Touitou Alain Robin - 01 34 61 72 44 24 Cônes venimeux et Médecine e-mail: [email protected] 25 Aventures à Madagascar 3 rue de la Croix au Beau - 78320 Le Mesnil St Denis par Moucadel Stephan Daniel Bruneau - 06 66 92 78 18 e-mail: [email protected] 28 Les coquillages dans la culture 58 avenue Gabriel Peri - 94170 Le Perreux tahitienne, textes envoyés par M. Boutet 29 Vie des Sections Sections-Agenda-Annonces 30 Courrier des Lecteurs Danièle Wantiez - 01 34 17 00 39 e-mail: [email protected] 31 Lu pour vous par R. Houart 88 Rue du Général Leclerc - 95210 Saint Gratien 34 Découverte à Mururoa par G. Juvigny 36 Deux coquilles de Nouvelle Calédonie Publicité-Relations extérieures par J.P. Duboc et S. Pineau Paule Loiselleux-Beaudoux - 01 48 83 15 83 9 Rue de Breteuil - 94100 St Maur des Fossés 38 30 années de “Plonge” dans le Lagon Sud du “Caillou” par F. Batisse Impression: ERTI - 01 34 61 05 44 48 Lots de la Tombola 2002/2003 32 rue du Four à Chaux - 78310 Coignières Président Patrice BAIL Association Vice-Président Gilbert JAUX Française de Secrétaire Daniel GRATECAP Conchyliologie Trésorier Loïc LIMPALAER B.P. 307 - 75770 PARIS Cedex 16 XENOPHORA Daniel MALLARD André GOUNON Tél.: 06 66 92 78 18 Alain ROBIN Daniel BRUNEAU DELEGUES REGIONAUX ILE DE FRANCE NORMANDIE JAUX Gilbert, 3 Rue Saint-Honoré DAMERVAL Marc, 2 bis, rue de la Montagne 78000 VERSAILLES 01 39 53 80 46 14840 DEMOUVILLE 02 31 34 07 99 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] WANTIEZ Danièle, 88 Rue du Général Leclerc OUEST 95210 SAINT-GRATIEN 01 34 17 00 39 MORIN Jean, 1 rue de la Rabinais e-mail: [email protected] 35870 LE MINIHIC sur RANCE /Fax: 02 99 88 63 92 e-mail: [email protected] ALPES CAZALIS Patrick, rue Jean Sio BETHOUX Gérard, 14 Bd Edouard Rey 22150 HENON 02 96 69 39 60 38000 GRENOBLE /Fax: 04 76 47 42 81 DELEMARRE Jean Louis, 17 Chemin de Porcé 44600 SAINT-NAZAIRE 02 40 53 59 36 AQUITAINE BIREBONT Daniel, 52 Chemin de Saint-Genès PROVENCE / COTE D’AZUR 33480 CASTELNAU de MEDOC LHAUMET Gilbert, 157 Chemin du Collet de l’Avère e-mail: [email protected] 06580 PEGOMAS 04 93 42 25 98 CENTRE REGION LYONNAISE LITHARD François MICHELOT Pascal, La Vernas 18250 LA CHAPELOTTE /Fax: 02 48 26 74 71 71460 LE PULEY 03 85 49 22 07 fax 03 85 49 29 44 e-mail: [email protected] EST PEZZALI Lucien, 1 Rue de la Charme REPRESENTANTS LOCAUX 90400 DORANS Tel: 03 84 56 08 26 ANTILLES FRANCAISES RIOUAL Michel, 2 Rue des Vergers DESJARDINS Jean François, Plage Caraïbe 68490 OTTMARSHEIM 03 89 26 16 43 (après 18 h) 97116 POINTE NOIRE LA GUADELOUPE 00 590 98 24 37 Fax 00 590 98 15 07 LANGUEDOC / MIDI-PYRENEES / ROUSSILLON e-mail: [email protected] GUERIN Pierre, Carpe Diem 11250 POMAS LA REUNION e-mail: [email protected] GALY-CASSIT Christian, Centre Pénitenciaire du Port Villa n° 11, 97823 LE PORT CEDEX NORD 02 62 55 94 46 e-mail: [email protected] GHESQUIERE Michel, 97 Route de Wervicqs 59560 COMMINES 03 20 39 09 13 MAYOTTE SCHUBLIN Eugène, BP 85 97600 MAMOUDZOU 02 69 61 06 91 e-mail: [email protected] TAHITI La Section Marseile / Provence est désormais rattachée à WARGNIER Vincent, BP 20847 PAPEETE Provence / Côte d’Azur. Néanmoins, M. Robert Hasselot nous a assuré qu’il continuerait à participer à la vie de notre Association. 689 81 03 06 e-mail: [email protected] ANCIENS NUMEROS... XENOPHORA ...ANCIENS NUMEROS Pour tous ceux qui l’oublieraient et aux nouveaux adhérents qui l’ignoreraient, nous leur rappelons qu’il est toujours possible d’acquérir les anciens numéros du XENOPHORA non épuisés aux conditions spéciales suivantes: Collection complète jusqu’à fin 2002 (y compris adhésion 2002 et abonnement 2002) : 150 Euros Année 2001 (4 numéros) : 35 Euros Année 2000 (4 numéros) : 35 Euros Années 1981 à 1987 le numéro : 2 Euros Années 1988 à 1999 le numéro : 2,6 Euros Tous ces prix s’entendent port inclus en envoi « éco » pour la métropole. Pour toute autre destination ou condition d’envoi, veuillez nous contacter par avance pour déterminer les tarifs. Il est également possible d’obtenir des photocopies des numéros épuisés en en faisant la demande par courrier à l’AFC qui pourra donner les conditions d’acquisition en conséquence. ____________________________ Pour toutes ces commandes, une seule adresse: AFC, BP 307, La Fontaine, 75770 Paris Cedex 16 4 XENOPHORA N° 100 Xeno INFORMATIONS Adhésion à l’AFC - Abonnement à la revue Xenophora Année 2003 ADHESION à l’A.F.C. et ABONNEMENT à XENOPHORA (4 Numéros par an): FRANCE - EUROPE - DOM-TOM: 45 euros - AUTRES PAYS: 55 euros COUPLE: +5 euros - BIENFAITEUR: 65 euros Règlement en euros par chèque ou mandat postal à l’ordre de l’A.F.C. (ajouter 8 euros pour encaissement de chèques étrangers). Pas de carte de crédit.
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