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359 (2007) (Schelpen) T Fossiele Soorten 166 166 SPIRULA - nr. 359 (2007) Nieuwe weekdiersoorten(schelpen) New shelled molluscan species W. Faber Newly described marine shelled molluscan (sub)species with reference to the publications in which they were introduced. Ordered per family, families sorted alphabetically,† fossil species. Nieuw-beschreven mariene weekdieren (onder)soortenvan schelpdragende met verwijzing naarde publicaties waarin in zij worden geïntroduceerd. Familiegewijsgerangschikt, families alfabetische volgordeopgenomen. tfossiele soorten. * GASTROPODA CONIDAE Thala hilli; T. lillicoi. Both: Rosenberg & * Lienardia koyamai Bozzetti, 2007. Mada- Salisbury, 2007. Both: Hawaii. - Vita ACLIDIDAE - No. 56: 7-8. No. 5: 53-62. gascar. Malacologia Malacologica * * * Aclis macrostoma; A. watsoni. Both: De Brachycythara beatriceae Mariottini,2007. t Vexillum (Uromitra) jasperi Wienrich, - Barros, De lima & Francisco, 2007. Both: Alboran Sea and E Atlantic. The Nau- 2007. Miocene, Kevelaer, Germany. - See - NE Brazil. Zootaxa No. 1614: 61-68. tilus 121(3): 159-162. New Books. * * Conus recluzianus simanoki Indo-Pacifc; Vexillum (Costellaria) tanguyae Guillot de ARCHITECTONICIDAE Conus Beatrix, Philippines. Both: Tenorio, Suduiraut & Boutet, 2007. French Polyne- * t Architectonica (Architectonica) ariei Poppe& Tagaro, 2007. - Visaya 2(2): 78- sia. - Visaya 2(2): 91-93. * Wienrich,2007. Miocene, Kevelaer, Ger- 90. Vexillum (Costellaria) hoarauti, Reunion many. - See New Books. Island; V. (C.) poppei Philippines; V (C.) COSTELLARIIDAE evelynae, Balisag Island, Philippines. All: * - BARLEEIDAE Vexillum fuscobandatum Bozzetti, 2007. Guillot de Suduiraut, 2007. Visaya 2(2): * Caelatura albertoi; C. aulakion; C. carina- Madagascar. - Malacologia No. 56: 8-10. 94-100. * ta; C. noxia; C. phrix; C. tupi. All: Dos Vexilium (Costellaria) cookorum; V (C.) Santos & Absalao, 2007. All: Brazil. - The fraudator; V. (Pusia) silviae; V. (P.) kuboi; CYPRAEIDAE * Veliger49(3): 120-128. V. (P.) torotortum; V. (P.) thila; Thala Cribrarula toliarensis Bozzetti, 2007. maldivensis; T. aubryi; T. manolae. All: Madagescar. - MalacologiaNo. 56: 3-4. * BUCCINIDAE Turner, Gori & Salisbury, 2007. All: Mal- Zoila friendii kostini Lorenz & Chiapponi, * - Nassaria exquisita; N. gyroscopoides; N. dive Islands. Vita MalacologicaNo. 5:1- 2007. SW Australia. - Schr. Malakozool. thalassomeli; N. thesaura; N. wanneri 47. 23: 39-44. visayensis. All: Fraussen & Poppe, 2007. All: Philippines. - Visaya 2(2): 43-56. EPITONIIDAE * Epitonium quiquandoni;E. santinii; Opalia CALLIOSTOMATIDAE pauciscilpta. All: Bozzetti, 2007. All: * - Calliostoma (Fautor) monikae Stratmann & Madagascar. MalacologiaNo. 56: 4-6. * Schwabe, 2007. Samoan Archipelago. - Cirsotrema chipolanum; Opalia politesae; Schr. Malakozool. 23: 25-29. O. mica; Epitonium incommitatum; E. * Calliostoma grohi Stratmann & regina; E. conwaiae; E. hoerleae; E. Stahlschmidt, 2007. Saya de Malha Bank kallistos; E. vokesae. All: Schmelz & [Indian Ocean], - Visaya 2(2): 3-6. Portell, 2007. All: middle Miocene, Flori- da. -The Nautilus 121(3): 105-130. * CERITHIOPSIDAE Cirsotrema intextum, Bozzetti, 2007. S * - Retilaskeya nivea Faber, 2007. Belize Madagascar. Visaya 2(2): 101-103. Miscellanea Malacologica2(4): 79-83. EUCIROIDAE * COLLONIIDAE Euciroa subspinosa Okutani, 2006. Oki- * - Sohlipoma n. gen.; Liotipoma n. gen.; L. nawa Island, Japan. Buil. Natl. Sci Mus., wallisensis, Fiji. All: McClean & Kiel, Turner, Gori & Salis- Tokyo, Series A, 32(4): 144-152. - 2007. mm. - Vita Mala- * 2007. Palaont. Zeitschrift 81(3): 254- bury, Left 9 mm, right 6.6 Globiscala arjani Kokshoorn & Goud, cologica No. 5: 10, pl. 3, figs. 19, 20a. 266. 2007. Sulawesi, Indonesia. - Basteria 71(1-3): 75-76. COLUMBELLIDAE * * Cosmioconcha nana Garcia, 2007. Gulf of Vexillum (Vexillum) albofulvum Herrmann, FASCIOLARIIDAE - * Mexico. Novapex 8(2): 43-46. 2007. Philippines. - Vita Malacologica Hemipolygona lamyi Snyder, 2007. Guade- No. 5:49-51. loupe. - Visaya 2(2): 32-36 - 167 SPIRULA nr. 359 (2007) 167 * GIGANTOCAPULIDAE Terebra simonei; T. intumescyra; T. ala- 8(2): 71-74. * * All: De De Oliveira Tenó- iris Hubber & Gigantocapulidaenew family. Type genus: goensis.. Lima, Frigidocardium ter Poorten, Gigantocapulus Jayami & Kanie, 1980. - rio & De Barros, 2007. All: Brazil. - Mis- 2007. Central Indo-Pcifïc. - Visaya 2(2): Palaont. Zeitschrift 81(3): 267-282. cellanea Malacologica 2(4): 63-72. 104-111. MARGINELLIDAE TRIVIIDAE MYTILIDAE * * * Volvarina jimcordyi T. Cossignani, 2007. Triviella insolita Fehse & Grego, 2007. Benthomodiolus geikotsucola Okutani & Bahamas. - MalacologiaNo. 56: 12-13. South Africa. - Visaya 2(2): 37-42. Miyazaki, 2007. NW Pacific. - Venus 66(1-2): 49-55. * MITRIDAE TURBINIDAE Benthomodiolus manusensis Hashimoto & * 2007. * New - Venus Mitra (Mitra) marmorea Turner, Lunella ogasawarana Nakano, Takahashi Furuta, 2007. Papua Guinea. Madagascar. - Vita Malacologica No. 5: & Ozawa, 2007. Ogasawara Islands, Japan. 66(1-2): 57-68. 63-65. -Venus 66(1-2): 1-10. NUCULIDAE * NASSARIIDAE TURRIDAE f Deminicula seguenzai Early Pleisocene, , * * Nassarius tadjalliiMoolenbeek, 2007. Per- Crassispira pulchrepunctata Stahlschmidt Sicily; t D. calabra, Pleistocene, Calabria. sian Gulf and Gulf ofOman. - Miscellanca & Bozzetti, 2007. Philippines. - Malacolo- Both: La Perna, 2007. [con riassunto ital- Malacologica 2(4): 57-59. gia No. 56: 10-12. iano] - Boll. Malac. 43(1-8): 3-12. * * Nassarius zanzibarensis, Zanzibar Island; t Mangelia andersoni; f M. luellingensis. Janssen Both: PECTINIDAE N. simoni, Madagascar, Red Sea; N. neo- Both: & Wienrich, 2007. * productus Indian Ocean, Red Sea. All: Miocene, Kevelaer, Germany. - See New t Leopecten isabelensis, Holocene, Gala- Kool & Dekker, 2007. - Visaya 2(2): 62- Books. pagos Islands; f L. cocsensis, Holocene, - 77. Costa Rica. Both: Waller, 2007. J. Pale- VERMETIDAE ont. 81(5): 929-950. * OLIVIDAE Serpulorbis hadfieldi; Pelatoconchus * Amalda maritzae Bozzetti, 2007. New apakadikike; P. lilandikike. All: Kelly, TELLINIDAE * Caledonia. - Malacologia No. 56: 14-16. 2007. All: Guam. - Micronesia 39(2): 117- Tellinangulus corbuloides Okutani, 2006. 140. SW Japan. — Buil. Natl. Sci Mus., Tokyo, OVULIDAE Series A, 32(4): 144-152. * * Primovula luna Omi, 2007. Japan. - Venus VOLUTIDAE Gari juliae Willan & Huber. 2007. Malesia. * 66(1-2): 11-17. Scaphella (Scaphella) garciai Bail, 2007. -Visaya 2(2): 112-118. - OffYucatan, Mexico. Novapex 8(2): 75- STROMBIDAE 78. * Varicospira kooli Moolenbeek & Dekker, - 2007. Myanmar (Birma). Miscellanea BIVALVIA Malacologica2(3): 45-48. CARDIIDAE * TEREBRIDAE Cardium maxicostatum Ter Poorten, 2007. * Terebra columbiensis; T. sterigmoides. Tropical West Africa. - Basteria 71(1-3): Both: Simone & Gracia C., 2006. Both : 57-69. - * Columbia. Pap. Avulsos de Zoologia Trifaricardium morrisoni Ter Poorten & 2007. W. 46(11): 125-132. Huber, Australia. - Basteria * Terebra incisa Faber, 2007. Aruba, 71(1-3): 71-74. Ter Poorten, 2007. Holo- * t mm. - Miscellanea suduirauti Vidal & J.J. - Malacologica2(3): Acrosterigma ter type, Congo Brazzaville. L. 117 Basteria - - 49-55. Poorten, 2007. Philippines. Novapex 71(1-3): 59, figs 10-11..
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