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Microsoft Word MOLUSCOS MARINOS DE LAS REGIONES MEDITERRANEA, ATLÁNTICA Y MAURITANICA Por Helixebas . Marzo de 2021 PHYLLUM MOLLUSCA CLASE APLACOPHORA Vaught 1989 SUBCLASE CHAETODERMOMORPHA Pelseneer 1906 ORDEN CHAETODERMATIDA Vaught 1989 Familia Chaetodermatidae Ihering 1876 Genus Chaetoderma Lovén 1845 . Chaetoderma intermedium Knipowitsch 1896 . Chaetoderma luitfredi (Ivanov in Scarlato 1987) . Chaetoderma marinae (Ivanov in Scarlato 1987) . Chaetoderma nitens Ms 1876 . Chaetoderma nitidulum Lovén 1844 . Chaetoderma pellucidum Ivanov in Scarlato 1987 . Chaetoderma simplex Salvini-Plawen 1971 . Chaetoderma tetradens (Ivanov 1981) Genus Falcidens Salvini-Plawen 1968 . Falcidens aequabilis Salvini-Plawen 1972 . Falcidens crossotus Salvini-Plawen 1968 . Falcidens gutturosus (Kowalewsky 1901) . Falcidens profundus Salvini-Plawen 1968 . Falcidens sagittiferus Salvini-Plawen 1968 . Falcidens sterreri ( Salvini-Plawen 1967) . Falcidens strigisquamatus (Salvini-Plawen 1977) . Falcidens thorensis Salvini-Plawen 1971 . Falcidens vasconiensis Salvini-Plawen 1996 Familia Limifossoridae Salvini-Plawen 1968 Genus Scutopus Salvini-Plawen 1968 . Scutopus robustus Salvini-Plawen 1970 . Scutopus ventrolineatus Salvini-Plawen 1968 Genus Psilodens Salvini-Plawen 1977 . Psilodens elongatus ( Salvini-Plawen 1972) . Psilodens tenuis Salvini-Plawen 1977 Familia Prochaetodermatidae Salvini-Plawen 1968 Genus Prochaetoderma Thiele 1902 . Prochaetoderma boucheti Scheltema & Ivanov 2000 . Prochaetoderma breve (Salvini-Plawen 1999) . Prochaetoderma iberogallicum Salvini-Plawen 1999 . Prochaetoderma raduliferum (Kowalewsky 1901) . Prochaetoderma yongei Scheltema 1985 Genus Spathoderma Scheltema 1985 . Spathoderma alleni Scheltema & Ivanov 2000 . Spathoderma clenchi Scheltema 1985 . Spathoderma grossum Scheltema & Ivanov 2000 Genus Chevroderma Scheltema 1985 . Chevroderma gauson Scheltema 1985 . Chevroderma turnerae Scheltema 1985 Genus Claviderma Scheltema & Ivanov 2000 . Claviderma tricosum Scheltema & Ivanov 2000 . Claviderma gladiatum (Salvini-Plawen 1992) CLASE SOLENOGASTRES Gegenbaur 1878 ORDEN PHOLIDOSKEPIA Salvini-Plawen 1978 Familia Dondersiidae Simroth 1893 Genus Dondersia Hubretch 1888 . Dondersia festiva Hubrecht 1888 . Dondersia incali (Scheltema 1999) Genus Ichthyomenia Pilsbry in Tryon & Pilsbry 1898 . Ichthyomenia ichthyoides (Pruvot 1890) Genus Micromenia LeLoup 1948 . Micromenia fodiens (Schwabl 1955) . Micromenia simplex Leloup 1948 . Micromenia subrubra Salvini-Plawen 2003 Genus Nematomenia Simroth 1893 . Nematomenia banyulensis (Pruvot 1890) = norvegica Odhner 1921 var. Nematomenia corallophila (Kowalewsky 1881) . Nematomenia flavens (Pruvot 1890) Genus Stylomenia Pruvot 1899 . Stylomenia salvatori Pruvot 1899 Genus Squamatoherpia Büchinger & Handl 1996 . Squamatoherpia tricuspidata (Ber & Handl 1996) Genus Helluoherpia Handl & Büchinger 1996 . Helluoherpia aegiri (Handl & Ber 1996) Familia Imeroherpiidae Salvini-Plawen 1978 Genus Imeroherpia Salvini-Plawen 1978 . Imeroherpia laubieri Handl 2002 Familia Gymnomeniidae Odhner 1921 Genus Gymnomenia Odhner 1919 . Gymnomenia pellucida Odhner 1921 Genus Genitoconia Salvini-Plawen 1967 . Genitoconia atriolonga Salvini-Plawen 1967 . Genitoconia rosea Salvini-Plawen 1967 Genus Wirenia Odhner 1919 . Wirenia argentea Odhner 1921 = glandulosa Salvini-Plawen 1985 . Wirenia gonoconata (Salvini-Plawen 1988) Genus Archaeomenia Thiele 1906 . Archaeomenia nova Scheltema 1999 Familia Lepidomeniidae Pruvot 1902 Genus Lepidomenia Kowelaewsky 1883 . Lepidomenia hystrix Marion & Kowalewsky in Fischer 1885 . Lepidomenia swedmarki Salvini-Plawen 1985 Genus Tegulaherpia Salvini-Plawen 1983 . Tegulaherpia myodoryata Salvini-Plawen 1988 = celtica Caudwell, Jones & Killeen 1995 . Tegulaherpia stimulosa Salvini-Plawen 1983 Familia Macellomeniidae Salvini-Plawen 1978 Genus Macellomenia Simroth 1893 . Macellomenia aciculata Scheltema 1999 . Macellomenia adenota Salvini-Plawen 2003 . Macellomenia palifera (Pruvot 1890) Genus Pholidoherpia Salvini-Plawen 1978 . Pholidoherpia ctenodonta Handl & Salvini-Plawen 2001 ORDEN NEOMENIAMORPHA Pelseneer 1906 Familia Acanthomeniidae Salvini-Plawen 1978 Genus Acanthomenia Thiele 1913 . Acanthomenia arcuata Scheltema 1999 Genus Amboherpia Handl & von Salvini-Plawen 2002 . Amboherpia heterotecta Handl & Salvini-Plawen 2002 Familia Hemimeniidae Salvini-Plawen 1978 Genus Hemimenia Nierstrasz 1902 . Hemimenia atlantica Salvini-Plawen 2006 . Hemimenia cyclomyata Salvini-Plawen 2006 . Hemimenia glandulosa Salvini-Plawen 2006 Familia Neomeniidae Ihering 1876 Genus Neomenia Tullberg 1875 . Neomenia carinata carinata Tullberg 1875 = nitidula Koren & Danielssen 1877 . Neomenia carinata affinis Koren & Danielssen 1877 . Neomenia carinata grandis Thiele 1894 . Neomenia dalyelli (Koren & Danielssen 1877) . Neomenia oscari Salvini-Plawen 2006 . Neomenia simplex Salvini-Plawen 2006 Genus Meromenia LeLoup 1949 . Meromenia hirondellei (Leloup. 1949) ORDEN CAVIBELONIA Salvini-Plawen 1978 Familia Amphimeniidae Salvini-Plawen 1972 Genus Amphimenia Thiele 1894 . Amphimenia neapolitana Thiele 1889 Genus Alexandromenia Heath 1911 . Alexandromenia avempacensis Pedrouzo & Cobo 2014 . Alexandromenia crassa Odhner 1921 . Alexandromenia grimaldii Leloup 1946 . Alexandromenia pilosa Handl & Salvini-Plawen 2002 Genus Paragymnomenia Leloup 1947 . Paragymnomenia richardi Leloup 1947 Genus Sputoherpia Salvini-Plawen 1978 . Sputoherpia galliciensis García-Alvarez, Urgorri & Salvini-Plawen 2000 Familia Drepanomeniidae Salvini-Plawen 1978 Genus Drepanomenia Heath 1911 . Drepanomenia incrustata (Koren & Danielssen 1877) Familia Pruvotinidae Heath 1911 Genus Pararrhopalia Simroth 1893 . Pararrhopalia pruvoti Simroth 1893 Genus Eleutheromenia Salvini-Plawen 1967 . Eleutheromenia sierra (Pruvot 1890) . Eleutheromenia carinata Salvini-Plawen & Bilal Öztürk 2006 Genus Gephyroherpia Salvini-Plawen 1978 . Gephyroherpia impar Zamarro, García-Álvarez & Urgorri 2013 Genus Hypomenia Lummel 1930 . Hypomenia nierstraszi Lummel 1930 Genus Pruvotina Cockerell 1903 . Pruvotina artabra Zamarro, García-Álvarez & Urgorri 2015 . Pruvotina impexa (Pruvot 1890) Genus Luitfredia García-Alvarez & Urgorri 2001 . Luitfrdia minuta García-Alvarez & Urgorri 2001 Genus Unciherpia García-Alvarez, Urgorri & Salvini-Plawen 2001 . Unciherpia hirsuta García-Alvarez, Urgorri & Salvini-Plawen 2001 Familia Proneomeniidae Simroth 1893 Genus Proneomenia Hubretch 1880 . Proneomenia desiderata (Kowalewsky & Marion 1887) . Proneomenia sluiteri Hubretch 1880 Genus Dorymenia Heath 1911 . Dorymenia sarsii (Koren & Danielssen 1877) . Dorymenia vagans (Kowalewsky & Marion 1887) Genus Entonomenia Leloup 1948 . Entonomenia atlantica Leloup 1948 . Entonomenia microporata Handl & Salvini-Plawen 2002 Familia Rhopalomeniidae Salvini-Plawen 1978 Genus Rhopalomenia Simroth 1893 . Rhopalomenia aglaopheniae (Kowalewsky & Marion 1887) . Rhopalomenia glandulosa Eisenhut & Salvini-Plawen 2006 Genus Pruvotia Thiele 1894 . Pruvotia sopita (Pruvot 1891) Genus Urgorria García-Alvarez & Salvini-Plawen 2001 . Urgorria compostelana García-Alvarez & Salvini-Plawen 2001 . Urgorria monoplicata Salvini-Plawen 2003 Familia Simrothiellidae Salvini-Plawen 1978 Genus Simrothiella Pilsbry 1898 . Simrothiella abysseuropaea Salvini-Plawen 2004 . Simrothiella delta Scheltema & Schander 2000 . Simrothiella levis Scheltema & Schander 2000 . Simrothiella margaritacea (Koren & Danielssen 1877) . Simrothiella minima Nierstrasz in Lo Bianco, 1903 . Simrothiella vasconiensis Salvini-Plawen 2008 Genus Adoryherpia Gil, García & Urgorri 2009 . Adoryherpia megaradulata Zamarro, García-Álvarez & Urgorri 2015 Genus Biserramenia Salvini-Plawen 1967 . Biserramenia psammobionta Salvini-Plawen 1967 Genus Kruppomenia Nierstrasz 1903 . Kruppomenia borealis Odhner 1921 . Kruppomenia bulla Zamarro & Urgorri, 2015 . Kruppomenia vitucoi Zamarro & García-Álvarez 2015 Genus Uncimenia Nierstrasz 1903 . Uncimenia neapolitana Nierstrasz 1903 Familia Strophomeniidae Salvini-Plawen 1978 Genus Anamenia Nierstrasz 1908 . Anamenia (Koren & Danielssen 1877) . Anamenia gorgonophila (Kowalewsky 1880) = eigisi Thiele 1894 = heathi Leloup 1947 = nierstraszi Stork in Niers. & Stork 1940 Genus Strophomenia Pruvot 1899 . Strophomenia lacazei Pruvot 1899 CLASE MONOPLACOPHORA Odhner 1940 Familia Neopilinidae Knight & Yochelson 1958 Genus Laevipilina McLean 1979 . Laevipilina rolani Waren & Bouchet 1990 . Laevipilina cachuchensis Urgorri, García-Alvarez & Luque 2005 Genus Micropilina Warén 1989 . Micropilina minuta Waren 1989 Genus Rokopella Starobogatov & Moskalev 1987 . Rokopella brummeri Goud & Gittenberger 1993 . Rokopella euglypta (Dautzenberg & Fischer 1897) Genus Veleropilina Starobogatov & Moskalev 1987 . Veleropilina reticulata (Seguenza 1876) . Veleropilina zografi (Dautzenberg & Fischer 1896) CLASE POLYPLACOPHORA Gray 1821 ORDEN LEPIDOPLEURIDA Thiele 1909 SUBORDEN LEPIDOPLEURINA Thiele 1910 SUPERFAMILIA NEOLEPIDOPLEUROIDEA Dell’Angelo & Palazzi 1989 Familia Leptochitonidae Dall 1889 Subfamilia Leptochitoninae Dall 1889 Genus Lepidopleurus Risso 1826 . Lepidopleurus cajetanus (Poli 1791) = cayetanus Risso 1826 = concentricus Sowerby 1840 = decoratus Reuss 1860 = foliatus Allan 1818 = reussi Prochazka 1895 = subcajetanus d’Orbigny 1852 Genus Leptochiton Gray 1847 . Leptochiton africanus Nierstrasz 1906 = thielei Sulc 1934 . Leptochiton algesiriensis (Capellini 1859) = alba Seguenza 1874 = granoliratus Carpenter in Pilsbry 1892 = maguntiacus Rochebrune 1883 = rissoi Thiele 1893 = virgifer AA non Sandberger 1859 . Leptochiton alveolus (Sars
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