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Miwulitnrikj ¥»M MÄKIIWA 1 IP 0 K ID IL À MIWULITnriKj ¥»m MÄKIIWA VOLUME 47 NO 4 MAY 2001 DUTCH MALACOLOGICAL SOCIETY The Dutch Malacological Society, founded in 1934, Newsletter Vita Marina organises activities such as excursions and lectures, owns a large library as a service for the members, and Volume 47 no 4 publishes the scientific magazine ‘Basteria” and the May 2001 Newsletter Spirula. This Newsletter is a bimonthly magazine with communications about the society and Publisher: Stichting Biologia Maritima its activities as well as articles about malacological sub­ Editors: Willem Faber & Jan Paul Buijs jects. It also contains columns with current news: shell P.O. Box 64628, NL-2506 CA Den Haag, the Netherlands shows and meetings, new species, new publications, Tel.fax: (+31)(0)70.3551245 of (+31)(0)70.3600434 new books, molluscs on stamps and so on. E-mail: [email protected] of [email protected] You will find further information about this society on WWW: http://home.wxs.nl/~spirula this page. ISSN 1566-0648 LIBRARY THE BOARD R.G. Moolenbeek, Zoölogisch Museum Amsterdam, postbus 94766, NL-1090 GT Amsterdam, tel. 020- President: G. van der Velde, Laboratorium voor Aqua- 5256294/6474 [[email protected]] tische Oecologie, Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen, Toernooiveld, 6525 ED Nijmegen, tel (werk) 024- 3652621 [e-mail: [email protected]] MEMBERSHIP NMV Secretary: H J. Veldhuis, Jacob van Ruysdaelstraat 19, Nederland: 7482 XA Haaksebergen, tel. 053-5725778 [e-mail: ƒ 65,-, zonder Basteria ƒ 45,-, huisgenoot ƒ 15,-. [email protected]; [email protected]] Bataling door storting of overschrijving op postgirore­ Treasurer: F.LJ. 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Faber (editor), out Basteria HFL 70 (USD 28) is required because of van Alkemadelaan 938, NL-2597 BG Den Haag, bank charges. Payments through a bank should be re­ phone/fax (+31)70.3551245 [[email protected]] mitted to our account 56.69.48.540 at the ABN-AMRO R.A. Bank, Graan voor Visch 15318, 2132 EL Hoofd- at Noordwijkerhout, the Netherlands. dorp, phone (+31)23.5652184 [e-mail: [email protected]] D. Smits, Jozef Israelslaan 1, NL-3931 TV Wouden­ FIELD TRIP ORGANISATION berg, phone (+31)33-2861770 [[email protected]] A.N. van der Bijl, Burg, van Bruggenstraat 41, 1165 NV A.D.P. van Peursen, Tarweakker 65, 2723 TB Zoeter- Halfweg, phone (+31)20-4977772 [[email protected]] meer, tel. 079-3426140 [[email protected]] J. Goud, Richard Holstraat 10, 2323 VK Leiden, tel. NMV-HOMEPAGE 071-5763170 [[email protected]] A. bij de Vaate, Oostrandpark 30, 8212 AP Lelystad, http://www.inter.NL.net/users/Meijer .T.nmv.html tel.0320-241345. [[email protected]] Webmaster: T. Meijer, Rammekens 36, NL-1823 HH Alkmaar, tel. (+31)23-5300351 [[email protected] or [email protected]] —> Homepage NMV EDITORS BASTERIA Prof. dr. E. Gittenberger, editor in chief Please pass interesting sites. Dr. A.C. van Bruggen, editor Dr. Th.C.M. Kemperman, editor MOLLUSKENWAARNEMINGEN Editorial address: Nationaal Natuurhistorisch Museum (Atlasproject Nederlandse Mollusken/EIS-Nederland) Naturalis, Darwinweg 2, P.O. Box 9517, NL-2300 RA Molluskenwaarnemingen naar R.H. de Bruyne: zie Leiden, the Netherlands, phone: (+31)71-5687614, fax: onder redactie Spirula - Cb. (+31)71-5687666,e-mail: [email protected] SPIRULA MEDEDELINGENBLAD - 47(4) 41 INHOUD Spirula 47(4) Voorplaat ............................................................................................................................................................. 41 [Excursiecomissie] Excursie-program m a.................................................................................................................... 41 [Redactie] Spirula - Cb.......................................................................................................................................41 Agenda ............................................................................................................................................................. 41 [Redactie] Even voorstellen - voorzitter........................................................................................................ 42 Raven, Han Regionale en landelijke correspondenten...................................................................................42 Raven, Han Het oog........................................................................................................................................42-43 [Rubriek] Schelpenbeurzen en bijeenkomsten............................................................................................. 44 [Rubriek] Nieuwe weekdiersoorten (schelpen)...................................................................................... 45-46 Meeuse, A.D.J. Reuzeninkvis in het nieuws.......................................................................................................... 46 Rubriek Tijdschriftartikelen....................................................................................................................47-49 Raven, Han Discussie over de gedragscode............................................................................................... 50-51 Mienis, H.K. Mariene mollusken uit het oostelijk deel van de Middellandse Zee 4. Over het vermeende voorkomen van Laevicardium flavum ..............................................52 [Rubriek] Nieuwe boeken.......................................................................................................................... 53-54 GCK & GAB. Boekbesprekingen........................................................................................................................... 54 Tax, C.J.H.M. Schelptrompetten in Azië.........................................................................................................45-48 [Rubriek] Weekdieren op postzegels....................................................................................................... 59-60 Vervaet, Fred Even voorstellen - penningmeester.............................................................................................. 60 [Bestuursmededelingen] Mutaties leden NMV.................................................................................... omslag achterpagina SPIRULA - Cb Met de Nederlandse Malacologische Vereniging (NMV) is overeengekomen dat onze Spirula voortaan zal verschijnen als Spirula - Correspondentieblad (Cb) van de NMV. De inhoud vormt een combinatie van die van het Cb oude stijl en de Spirula, het mededelingen­ blad behorende bij de Vita Marina. Dit laatste nummer van onze Spirula is qua inhoud te­ vens het eerste nummer in de nieuwe opzet. De inhoud van dit nummer is hoofdzakelijk gericht op mariene mollusken. Dat is geen toeval, maar opzet. Het is de bedoeling dat het volgende Cb de klemtoon legt op land- en zoetwatermollusken. Op deze manier is het mo­ gelijk de werkzaamheden zo goed mogelijk binnen de de redactie te verdelen. EXCURSIE-PROGRAMMA Voorplaat: Cymatium parthenopeum von Salis, 1793. Levend, onopvallend op bruinbegroeid rotsblok bij laag- N .M.V.-excursies: water, Los Christianos, Tenerife, 28.04.1998. 15 september 2001 - Excursie naar de Blauwe Kamer, Foto Matthijs Bouwknegt. natuurgebieden van het Utrechtse landschap. Zoetwater­ en landmoluusken. AGENDA 13 oktober 2001 - Oostvaardersplassen. Nederlandse Malacologische Vereniging Informatie en aanmelden bij de excursiecommissie (zie binnenzijde omslag). Zie excursie-programma hiernaast S .W.G .-excursies: Malacologische contactgroep Amsterdam e.o. 24 juni 2001 - Cadzand (fossielen!) (‘De Kreukel’) 22 september 2001 - Neeltje Jans (pontons en dijkbe- Contactavonden in het Zoölogisch Museum Amster­ groeiing) dam; meestal de laatste vrijdag van de maand. Voor 21 oktober 2001 - Bergen aan Zee (strand). nadere informatie: C. Karnekamp, tel. 020-6946869. Informatie is ook altijd te vinden op de NMV-home- Informatie bij Stefan Jansen, tel. 0317-421823 en page: zie binnenzijde omslag. Ingeborg de Boois, tel. 023-5250579. 42 SPIRULA MEDEDELINGENBLAD - 47(4) ratorium voor Aquatische Oecologie van de Universiteit van Nijmegen. Tot zijn werkzaamheden behoort onder meer het geven van colleges. Trokken aanvankelijk zoetwatermollusken zijn be­ langstelling, later gold dit ook mariene mollusken en landslakken. Vanuit zijn vakgebied heeft vooral de bio-invasie zijn bijzondere aandacht. Denkt u maar aan de driehoeksmossel in Amerika, maar er zijn veel meer gevallen van invasie door mollusken en over dit onder­ werp hopen wij tezijnertijd in dit blad van de nieuwe voorzitter meer te horen. Voor velen is Gerard van der Velde geen onbekende: hij was vanuit de NJN lid van de Strandwerkgroep, EVEN VOORSTELLEN - VOORZITTER
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