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Sion: Faunistics/Ecology - Fossil Assemblages - Bivalvia - Gastropoda (Alphabetical 8888 SPIRULA - nr. 356 (2007) Artikelen in tijdschriften Journal papers: continental malacology R.A. Bank in Malacological papers published in journals. Sorted the following order ofsucces- sion: Faunistics/Ecology - Fossil Assemblages - Bivalvia - Gastropoda (alphabetical- - ly rubricated at the family level) Miscellanea - Publications in the Bulletin of Zoo- - - Within logical Nomenclature (new cases comments on previous cases Opinions). each ordered the the author. item, papers are alphabetically on name of first FAUNISTICS/ECOLOGY Biodiversity and Conservation, 15 (11) Malakologischen Gesellschaft, 14: 40-58 3617-3635. Rankweil. AUINGER, B.M. & R.A. PATZNER (2006): Der Wallersee und seine Wassermollusken. - MEULEMAN, E. (2006): L'excursion d'au- SOLDANOVA, M. (2006): Aquatic and wetland de la S.B.M. dans la de molluscs of selected localities of Jindri- Nachrichtenblatt der Ersten Vorarlberger tomne région - - Sbornlk Jihoceského Malakologischen Gesellschaft, 14: 20-39. ground-dwelling land snails on O'ahu. chohradecko. Occasional 88: Muzea Prlrodni Rankweil. Bishop Museum Papers, v Ceskych Budëjoviclch, 57-58. Honolulu. 46: 195-205. BARON, D. (2006): Excursie Neuenburger Ur- vëdy, M.J. The land snails and A.T. Field meeting wald. - Jaarverslag Schelpenwerkgroep MURPHY, (2006): SUMNER, (2006): report. slugs of northern Yorkshire Dales: an Roxburghshire, Scottish borders, 3rd-4th Delfzijl, 18: 6-7. Delfzijl. the - - BöBNECK, U. (2006): Mollusken-Lebensge- Australian's perspective. Mollusc World, June 2006. Mollusc World, 12: 16-17. On the distribution meinschaften der Hainleite mit Erstfund 12: 11-13. SVERLOVA, N.V. (2006): T.H. The influence of flow- of of land molluscs the der Langlichen Sumpfschnecke (Omphis- NATION, (2007): some species on of Ukraine. - 16 cola glabra) fiir Thüringen (Mollusca: ering Dogwood (Cornus florida)laon land territory Ruthenica, (1/2): - snail in southern mixed hard- 119-139. Moskva. Gastropoda & Bivalvia). Thüringer Gau- diversity a [Russian]. llistische Abhandlungen, 11: 5-34. Erfurt. wood forest. - The American Midland TALAVAN GÓMEZ, J. & J. TALAVAN SERNA Moluscos de la Siërra de CAMERON, R.A.D. & B.M. POKRYSZKO Naturalist, 157 (1): 137-148. Notre Dame. (2006): testaceos (2006): Forest snail faunas in the Kaszuby IENHUIS, J. (2006): Myxas glutinosa(MOLLER) Francia y regiones adyacentes (Salamanca, in de krabbescheermalacofau- - 2 113-117. uplands (Pomerania): a rich northern Weerribben, Espana). Spira, (2): na en - Barcelona. refuge. - Folia Malacologica, 14 (2): 75- ionengevoeligheid. Jaarverslag Delfzi- of land mol- 82. Poznan. SchelpenwerkgroepDelfzijl, 18: 5. TOPLEY, P. (2006): Appraisal luscs Warren RSPB Bed- CHBA, S., A. DAVISON & H. MORI (2007): jl- at Sandy reserve, D. B.M. AUINGER & V. fordshire. - Mollusc 12: 3-5. Endemic land snail fauna (Mollusca) on a PATZNER, R.A., ZICK, World, Methoden der Mol- & PATZNER Der remote peninsula in the Ogasawara Archi- ROTHAUER (2006): ZICK, D. R.A. (2006): pelago, northwestern Pacific. - Pacific Sci- luskenkartierung in Salzburger Seen. - Mattsee und seine Molluskenfauna. - 61 Nachrichtenblatt der Ersten Nachrichtenblatt der Ersten Vorarlberger ence, (2): 257-265. Honolulu. Vorarlberger 14: 59-63. 14: 1-19. GERLACH, J. (2003): New terrestrial Gas- Malakologischen Gesellschaft, Malakologischen Gesellschaft, Rankweil. tropoda (Mollusca) from Seychelles. - Rankweil. Phelsuma, 11: 39-51. Victoria (Mahé). NPATZNER, R.A., D. ZICK, B.M. AUINGER & V. ROTHAUER (2006): Wassermollusken in GRIFFITHS, O. (2002): Survey of the non ma- FOSSIL ASSEMBLAGES - Nachrichtenblatt - Seen. der rine molluscs of Mayotte. Phelsuma, 10: Salzburger DOGTEROM, A.J. (2007): De Brielse Kalk- 49-52. Victoria Ersten Vorarlberger Malakologischen (Mahé). fariek. - Afzettingen Werkgroep Tertiaire 64-68. KORALEWSKA-BATURA, E., J. BIOSZYK & A. Gesellschaft, 14: Rankweil. 28 14-16. en Kwartaire Geologie, (1): Lei- E. Littoral mollusc communities NAPIERAIA (2006): Malacocoenoses of PIP, (2006): den. - and in southern Lake Win- ffagmentedforests of Wielkopolska. Fo- water quality HAMILTON-BRUCE, RJ. & B.P. KEAR (2006): nipeg, Manitoba, Canada. - Biodiversity lia Malacologica, 14 (1): 1-9. Poznari. A new fossil non-marine snail (Gastropo- and 15 3637-3652. KÖRNIG, G. (2006): Bericht uber die 21. Conservation, (11): da) from the Lower Cretaceous (Albian, POKRYSZKO, B.M. & R.A.D. CAMERON Herbsttagung der DMG vom 26.-28. Sep- Griman Creek Formation) of eastem Aus- tember 2003 in (2006): Land snail communities at Lake Osterwieck (Kreis Halber- tralia. - Moluscan Research, 26 (2): 84-88. - - Hancza (NE. Poland). 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