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MALACOLOGY) Eingewander 14 Spinria - Corr.-blad Ned. Malac. Ver., No. 324 (2002) Artikelen in tijdschriften (JOURNAL PAPERS: CONTINENTAL MALACOLOGY) R.A. Bank References to malacologicalarticles publishedin journals. Sorted in the followingorder ofsuccession: Faunistics/Ecology - Fossil Assemblages - Bivalvia - Gastropoda (alphabetically rubricated at the - family level) - Miscellanea - Publications in the Bulletin of Zoological Nomenclature (new cases - Within each ordered on the comments on previous cases Opinions). item, papers are alphabetically name of thefirst author. * FAUNISTICS/ECOLOGY FALATURI, P. (2001): Zum Überwinte- rungsverhalten der Weinbergschnecke * ADLER, M. (2001): Stationen eingewander- Helix pomatia L.: neue Ergebnisse mittels ter SüBwassergastropoden in Württem- Mikrowellen-Telemetrie).- Mitteilungen 3 berg. - Heidia, (2-3): 93-94. München. der Deutschen Malakozoologischen Ge- * BERRY, F. (2001): Mollusca from the sellschaft, 66: 27-31. Frankfurt am Main. * P. Chichester Canal and a small freshwater FALATURI, (2001): Einzelne Befunde - der pearl. The Conchologists' Newsletter, zur Trockenruhe Weinbergschnecke 158: 58-60. Helix pomaria L. mittels Mikrowellen- * BERTRAND, A. (2001): Quelques récoltes Telemetrie. - Mitteleilungen der Deut- de mollusques continentaux de la faune de schen Malakozoologischen, 66: 33-35. France. - Documents Malacologiques, 2: Frankfurt am Main. * 21-25. Boussenac. FEU, C. DU (2001): How to record slug * BOYKO, C.B. & J.R. CORDETRO (2001): abundance? - The Conchologists' News- The terrestrial Mollusca of Easter Island letter, 159: 81-89. * (Gastropoda, Pulmonata). - Basteria, 65 FUXITA, T. (2001): Chapter 20. Benthic (1-3): 17-25. Leiden. fauna. b. Mollusca. - In: Y. SAIJO & H. * CAMERON, R.A.D. & L.M. COOK (2001): HAYASHI (eds.), Lake Kizaki. Limnology (ROSSMÄSSLER, 1837) - Madeiran snails: faunal differentiation on and ecology of a Japanese lake. Leiden 2000. & - GERBER, J., (afb. Kerney a small island. Journal ofMolluscan Stu- (BACKHUYS Publishers): 318-324. ISBN Field dies, 67 (3): 257-267. London. 90-5782-092-7. Cameron, 1979, guide: 76) * * CHAO, D., C.-L. WU& C.-C. CHEN (1999): GERBER, J. (2001): Orcula gularis (Ross- Land and freshwater mollusks in Tung- MASSLER 1837) am Obersee bei Berchtes- * D. HERBERT, (2000): Dwesa - a high diver- kang, Pingtung, Taiwan. - Bulletin of Ma- gaden wiedergefunden. - Heidia, 3 (2-3): sity site for land snails. - The Strandloper, lacology, 23: 55-60. Taiwan. [Chinese]. 67-68, pl. 10a. München. * * 262: 3-4. CHASE, R. & D.G. ROBINSON (2001): The GLOËR, P. & B. HAUSDORF (2001): Erst- * KRAMARENKO, S.S. & N.V. SVERLOVA uncertain history of land snails on Barba- nachweise von Marstoniopsis scholtzi (A. (2001): Terrestrial malakofauna (Gastro- dos: implications for conservation. - Mala- SCHMIDT 1856) und Deroceras panormita- poda, Pulmonata) of Mykolayiv region. - cologia, 43 (1-2): 33-57. Philadelphia. num (LESSONA & POLLONERA 1882) für * Vestnik Zoologii, 35 (2): 75-78. [Russian] DECET, F. & I. FOSSA (2001): Catalogo dei Hamburg. - Mitteilungen der Deutschen * KUROZUMI, T. (2000): study molluschi terrestri e d'acqua dolce del Malakozoologischen Gesellschaft, 66: 9- Preliminary of the spatial distribution of non-marine Bellunese. - Bollettino del Museo Civico 12. Frankfurt am Main. in * molluscs the Kamchatka Peninsula. - In: di Storia Naturale di Venezia, 51 [2000]: HABERLEHNER-KÖHLER, E. (2001): Die T. KOMAI Results of research 39-117. Venezia. Molluskenfauna der Alten Donau bei (ed.), recent on northeast Asian biota (published in: Wien. - Heidia, 3 (2-3): 71-76. München. Spirula - Corr.-blad Ned. Malac. Ver., No. 324 (2002) 15 * Natural History Research, Special Issue, Gesellschaft, 66: 1-8. Frankfurt am Main. BEASLY, C.R. (2001): The impact of * Number 7): 57-66. Chiba. ROLAN, E. (2001): Resistencia a la deseca- exploitation on freshwater mussels (Bival- * ción moluscos de dulce. - via: in the Tocantins Bra- LABAUNE, C. & F. MAONIN (2001): Land de algunos agua Hyriidae) River, Noticiario de la Sociedad de zil. - Studies Fauna and snail communities in mediterranean up- Espanola on Neotropical land grasslands: the relative importance of Malacologia,35: 36-39. Environment, 36 (2): 159-165. * * four sets of environmental and spatial SANTOS, S.B. DOS & D.P. MONTEIRO BERAN, L. (2000): First record of Corbicu- in variables. - Journal of Molluscan Studies, (2001): Composipao de gastrópodes ter- la fluminea (Mollusca: Bivalvia) the 67 (4): 463-474. London. restres em duas areas do Centro de Estu- Czech Republic. - Acta Societatis Zoolo- * LILL, K. (2001): Zur Entwicklung der dos Ambientais e Desenvolvimento Sus- gicae Bohemicae, 64 (1): 1-2. Praha. * Landschneckenfauna auf der niedersach- tentado (CEADS), Vila Dois Rios, Ilha BURG, W.J. 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