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Notiziario S.I.M. Supplemento al Bollettino Malacologico Sommario Anno 25 - n. 9-12 (agosto-dicembre 2007) Vita sociale 14 Segnalazioni bibliografiche 3 Verbale della riunione del Consiglio Direttivo tenuta in Prato, 3 Novembre 2007 Recensioni 4 Elenco delle pubblicazioni S.I.M. disponibili 16 A. Federico, 2008. Capriamoci – Indagine 5 Convocazione Assemblea Ordinaria dei soci riguardante il linguaggio gergale e dialettale degli della S.I.M. ultimi pescatori, contadini e cacciatori dell’Isola di Capri. 16 L. & G. Bruno, 2007. La Radula. Centro Studi e Curiosità ricerche del Centro Sportivo Italiano, Trapani 7 R. La Perna Il catechismo di conchigliologia di Pinnock Eventi 17 Mostre e Borse 2008 Contributi 18 Congressi 9 E. Campani & C. Bogi Nuovo ritrovamento di Gibbula tantilla Monterosato, 1890 (Gastropoda, Trochidae) 21 Pubblicazioni ricevute 10 E. Campani & M.T. Spanu Segnalazione di Ledella marisnostri La Perna, 2004 (Bivalvia: Nuculanidae) per il Tirreno Centrale Varie 12 D. Trono & E. Perna Segnalazione di Epilepton 25 Istruzioni agli autori parussetensis Giribet & Peñas, 1998 (Bivalvia, Montacutidae) a Scilla (RC) 29 Quote Sociali 2008 citato da Thomson Scientific Publications (Biosis Previews, Biological Abstracts) in copertina: Luria lurida (Linnaeus, 1758) Capri Foto Antonio Federico SOCIETÀ ITALIANA DI MALACOLOGIA Casella Postale n. 436 I-80133 NAPOLI Succ. 83 e-mail: [email protected] - sito web: http://www.sim-online.it Sede Sociale: c/o Acquario Civico, Viale Gadio, 2 - 20121 Milano CONSIGLIO DIRETTIVO 2007-2010 Presidente: Bruno Dell’Angelo Vicepresidente: Mauro Mariani Segretario: Paolo Crovato Tesoriere: Nicola Maio Consiglieri: Franco Agamennone, Paolo Giulio Albano, Giovanni Buzzurro, Enzo Campani, Alberto Cecalupo, Massimo Cretella, Sergio Duraccio, Maurizio Forli, Giuseppe Martucci, Cristina Mazziotti, Morena Tisselli Revisori dei Conti: Giuseppe Fasulo, Alberto Pingitore Direttore: Enzo Campani e-mail: [email protected] Direttore responsabile: Paolo Crovato e-mail: [email protected] ’ Vita sociale Verbale: Riunione del Consiglio Direttivo della S.I.M. (Prato 3.11.2007) Verbale: Riunione del Consiglio Direttivo della S.I.M. (Prato 3.11.2007) Riunione del Consiglio Direttivo Verbale: Il giorno 3 novembre 2007 alle ore 15.30, presso l’Hotel Prende la parola Campani che rileva, in via preliminare, Datini nel Comune di Prato si è riunito il Consiglio che una Convenzione tra il Comune di Milano e la se- Direttivo della Società Italiana di Malacologia per deci- zione locale SIM di Milano non è ammissibile in quanto dere e deliberare sul seguente ordine del giorno: l’interlocutore è e deve essere la S.I.M. che è entità giu- Approvazione verbale precedente consiglio di Pescara. ridica ben diversa dalla Sezione locale. Tale palese erro- Rapporto S.I.M. - Acquario Civico di Milano e conse- re nella individuazione del soggetto legittimato ad agire guenti decisioni. comporta, di fatto, l’impossibilità da parte del Presiden- Decisioni sul trasferimento degli stampati della S.I.M. te della S.I.M. di firmare la convenzione. da Prato a Milano o altra sede. Con profondo rammarico da parte di tutti i presenti si Bollettino Malacologico. constata che ben tre sedute non sono servite per risolvere Varie ed eventuali. la questione e ciò anche per la reiterata assenza da parte Presiede la seduta, a norma di statuto il Presidente Bru- del Dott. Mariani quale portavoce della controparte. no Dell’Angelo il quale constata e fa constatare la pre- Si constata inoltre che la convenzione è stata addirittura senza dei Consiglieri: Agamennone Franco, Albano Pao- protocollata in data 04/04/2007 ancor prima che il Con- lo, Buzzurro Giovanni, Campani Enzo, Cecalupo Alber- siglio deliberasse le proposte modifiche, ciò rendendo to, Crovato Paolo, Forli Maurizio, Martucci Giuseppe, di fatto tutte inutili le riunioni successive dato che la Tisselli Morena. Convenzione era già stata protocollata senza alcun con- Risultano assenti i consiglieri: Mariani, Mazziotti e Maio. traddittorio. Il Presidente dichiara aperta la seduta ed idonea a deli- Preso atto di questa situazione il Consiglio si vede oggi berare, essendo presente la maggioranza dei consiglieri costretto a dover esprimere un voto su di un atto già eletti. Sempre a norma di statuto, assume la funzione di definito in completa assenza di un contraddittorio. segretario il consigliere Agamennone. Presenzia la se- Il Presidente a questo punto chiede ai presenti di mani- duta il socio Germanà Alfio. festare il proprio parere circa la possibilità di firmare la Con riferimento al primo punto posto all’ordine il Pre- convenzione così come imposta dal Comune di Milano. sidente Dell’Angelo chiede ai presenti di approvare l’ul- Dell’Angelo, Crovato e Martucci si astengono. Esprimo- timo verbale redatto dal Consiglio a Pescara. Con il vo- no voto contrario: Albano, Agamennone, Tisselli, Forli, to unanime dei presenti il verbale viene approvato in Buzzurro, Cecalupo, Campani. ogni sua parte. Il Consiglio non approva la Convezione con il Comune Sul secondo punto posto all’ordine del giorno, il Presi- di Milano. dente espone ai presenti i risultati dell’incontro che si è Campani ritiene che a questo punto sia importante indi- avuto con il Dott. Mariani nella sede dell’Acquario civi- viduare una nuova sede legale, una nuova sede ammi- co di Milano circa 15 giorni prima. Il Presidente legge ai nistrativa e una nuova struttura di segreteria. presenti una nota scritta redatta dallo stesso Mariani. Il Tutti i consiglieri condividono le nuove esigenze e si consigliere Campani interrompe la lettura per esprime- adopereranno per individuare le possibili alternative. re il proprio dissenso circa una ulteriore discussione su Tutti comunque concordano sul fatto che la sede legale di una questione già ampiamente dibattuta. dovrebbe essere collocata presso un Istituto pubblico di Il Consiglio ritiene opportuno che il Presidente continui prestigio. nella lettura della nota del Dott. Mariani per compren- A questo punto la discussione prosegue sul terzo punto dere meglio i termini della vicenda. posto all’ordine del giorno. Il consigliere Forli si dichia- Il Consigliere Agamennone propone che la nota scritta ra disponibile a custodire ancora tutto il materiale bi- dal Dott. Mariani venga allegata al presente verbale per bliografico fin tanto che non venga individuata una se- costituirne parte integrante ed essenziale affinché tutti de e di questa cosa tutto il Consiglio esprime la propria ne possano prendere visione. riconoscenza. Il Consiglio nella sua interezza accoglie la richiesta. Sul quarto punto posto all’ordine del giorno prende la Dopo aver analiticamente ed attentamente esaminato parola Crovato che espone ai presenti che i tempi di ogni punto della relazione il Consiglio è chiamato ad stampa del Bollettino si stanno mettendo al passo. È approvare la convenzione così come proposta dal Co- stato già stampato dell’anno 2007 il fascicolo 1-8 del mune di Milano non essendo possibile modificarla in Bollettino (doppio per il suo contenuto: 16 lavori su ol- nessuna delle sue parti. tre 130 pagine) e per la fine di dicembre sarà inviato ai 3 soci il fascicolo 9-12 ed il supplemento del 2006, en- Altro argomento dibattuto riguarda la richiesta di colla- trambi già in lavorazione. borazione avanzata dal Responsabile scientifico, Stefa- Tra le varie ed eventuali il Presidente Dell’Angelo espo- no Schiaparelli, che richiede, per voce di Dell’Angelo di ne circa il contenuto della bozza di Statuto della Fede- inviare materiale fotografico attinente le conchiglie ed il razione Italiana di Scienze della Natura e dell’Ambiente mare per una manifestazione da tenersi a Roma come (FISNA). concorso fotografico e Mostra, ciò allo scopo di diffon- Tale bozza verrà inviata a tutti i Consiglieri per ulteriori dere l’immagine e il nome della S.I.M. approfondimenti. Nel complesso il Consiglio è intenzio- Nel frattempo il Consiglio delibera di pubblicare un av- nato a procedere con il progetto di adesione alla Fede- viso sul Notiziario per informare i soci dell’iniziativa e razione. richiedere agli stessi di fornire tutto il materiale fotogra- Sempre tra le varie ed eventuali il Presidente illustra fico ritenuto pubblicabile. Vita sociale brevemente il contenuto di un progetto di Legge del La seduta viene sciolta alle ore 18,00. Ministro Naccarato sulla raccolta e detenzione di mate- Letto, confermato e sottoscritto riale naturalistico di interesse scientifico. Il Consiglio Prato, 03 novembre 2007 approva l’operato del Presidente e condivide piena- mente le osservazioni formulate al Ministro consideran- Il Presidente Il Segretario do la legge nel suo complesso positivamente. Bruno Dell’Angelo Franco Agamennone Elenco delle pubblicazioni S.I.M. disponibili Distintivo S.I.M. in ottone smaltato € 2,50 Lavori S.I.M. 1-20 (19 fascicoli, ciascuno) € 10,00 Lavori S.I.M. 21-24 (ciascuno) € 15,00 Bollettino Malacologico Alcuni fascicoli dei Lavori S.I.M. sono esauriti – annate 1965/1968 (solo in fotocopia, Bouchet & Waren, Revision of the Northeast Atlantic ciascuna) € 15,00 Bathyal and Abyssal: – annate 1968/1975 e 1978/1992 (ciascuna) € 12,00 € – Turridae € 16,00 – annate 1993 e 1995 (ciascuna) 15,00 € – annate 1965/1967 e 1976/1977 (esaurite, – Neogastropoda escluding Turridae 22,00 € – Aclididae, Eulimidae, Epitoniidae esaurito disponibili in fotocopia) (ciascuna) 15,00 € – annate 1994 e 1996 (un fascicolo esaurito, – Mesogastropoda 26,00 disponibile in fotocopia) (ciascuna) € 18,00 – annate 1971 e 1978 (un
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    SPIRA 2006 Vol. 2 Núm. 1 Pàg. 41-62 Consideraciones taxonómicas sobre la fami- lia Cypraeidae Rafinesque, 1815 (Mollusca: Caenogastropoda), con una nueva propuesta de clasificación supragenérica JOAQUÍN LÓPEZ SORIANO Marina 119, 3º 1ª, 08013 Barcelona. E-mail: [email protected] Resumen.—Consideraciones taxonómicas sobre la familia Cypraeidae Rafinesque, 1815 (Mollusca: Caenogastropoda), con una nueva propuesta de clasificación supragenérica. En el presente artículo se presentan los nuevos datos relativos a la taxonomía molecular de la familia Cypraeidae descritos en la bibliografía y basados en la secuenciación de dos genes mitocondriales. Se propone en base a ellos una nueva clasificación en 11 subfamilias, incluyendo como novedad Pustulariinae, Pseudozonariinae y Bistolidinae. Se revisa asimismo la filogenia del género Cribrarula, con la propuesta de un nuevo árbol filogenètico en todo el Indopacífico y de una nueva clasificación de los taxones que incluye. Palabras clave.—Cypraeidae, Taxonomía molecular, DNA mitocondrial, subfamilias, Cribrarula. Resum.—Consideracions taxonòmiques sobre la família Cypraeidae Rafinesque, 1815 (Mollusca: Caenogastropoda), amb una nova proposta de classificació supragenèrica. En el present article es presenten les noves dades relatives a la taxonomia molecular de la família Cypraeidae descrites a la bibliografia i basades en la seqüenciació de dos gens mitocondrials. Es proposa en base a aquestes dades una nova classificació en 11 subfamílies, incloent com a novetat Pustulariinae, Pseudozonariinae i Bistolidinae. Es revisa també la filogènia del gènere Cribrarula, amb la proposta d’un nou arbre filogenètic a tot l’Indopacífic i d’una nova classificació dels tàxons que inclou. Paraules clau.—Cypraeidae, Taxonomia molecular, DNA mitocondrial, subfamílies, Cribrarula. Abstract.—Taxonomical consideration about the family Cypraeidae Rafinesque, 1815 (Mollusca: Caenogastropoda), with the proposal of a new suprageneric classification.
  • Molluscs of Albania 2014: List of Species and Biogeographical Data

    Molluscs of Albania 2014: List of Species and Biogeographical Data

    Universiteti i Shkodrës “Luigj Gurakuqi” Bul. Shk., Ser. Shk. Nat., 2014. Nr. 64:149-181 Molluscs of Albania 2014: List of species and biogeographical data Dhimitër Dhora University of Shkodra “Luigj Gurakuqi”, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Department of Biology - Chemistry ABSTRACT 782 mollusc species found inside the terrestrial and water territor of Albania, of whiches 421 are marine, 103 freshwater and 258 terrestrial species, are presented. List of species is adjourned with data from uptodays publications. 181 species are found for the first time for Albania by Dh. Dhora, while 99 of 278 species, forecated as possible for Albania by Dh. Dhora, are till today found by different authors. 39 endemic and 83 subendemic non-marine species are marked in list. Also are marked 52 alien species of Europe found in Albania, from whiches 5 are alien invasive marine species. Molusqet e Shqipërisë 2014: Lista e specieve dhe të dhëna biogjeografike PËRMBLEDHJE Në këtë artikull paraqiten 782 specie molusqesh të gjetura brenda territorit tokësor dhe ujor të Shqipërisë, prej të cilëve 421 janë specie detare, 103 të ujërave të ëmbël dhe 258 të tokës. Lista e specieve është azhurnuar me të dhëna nga publikimet e derisotme. 181 specie janë gjetur për herë të parë për Shqipërinë nga Dh. Dhora, ndërsa 99 prej 278 specieve, të parashikuara si të mundshme për Shqipërinë nga Dh. Dhora, janë gjetur deri sot nga autorë të ndryshëm. Në listë janë shënuar 39 specie endemike dhe 83 specie subendemike të ujërave të ëmbëla dhe të tokës. Janë shënuar gjithashtu 52 specie aliene të Evropës të gjetura në Shqipëri, prej të cilëve 5 janë specie detare aliene invazive.