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Coenaculum bangkaensis n. sp., a micrshell found in sandy sediment collected from Pulau Bangka, North Sulawesi (Indonesia) , Faux Cap (South Madagascar), and Îlot Maître, Nouméa (New Caledonia), is described. Its systematic placement is considered provisional. 4 pp., 1 plate, 4.

3 pp., 2 figs, gr. 8.

Fifty-seven species of Cerithiopsidae and Newtoniellidae from French Polynesia are recorded and listed, extending teir range distribution. A new genus Australopsis n. gen., fifteen new species of Cerithiopsidae and two new species of Newtoniellidae are described. New taxa: Australopsis n. gen., Australopsis floresi n. sp., Clathropsis tuanainaii n. sp., Clathropsis peculiaris n. sp., Clathropsis payriae n. sp., Joculator bouteti n. sp., Joculator itiensis n. sp., Marshallopsis bazzocchii n. sp., Marshallopsis letourneuxi n. sp., Marshallopsis tahitiensis n. sp., Marshallopsis troendlei n. sp., Prolixodens proxima n. sp., Seila retusa n. sp., Seila societatis n. sp., Synthopsis rapaensis n. sp., Synthopsis vavaiensis n. sp., Cerithiella francescoi n. sp., Eumetula albachiarae n. sp. 22 pp., 65 figs, stapled 4.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. RACTA 2018: Ricerche di Archeologia Cristiana, Tardantichita e Altomedioevo | Chiara Cecalupo (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Italienisch | 2019 | Archaeopress | EAN 9781789691740 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

In the present regional monograph 848 specimens of Cerithiopsidae and Newtoniellidae of the Shouji Tsuzuki collection are analyzed. This work lead to the identification of 92 different species of which 21 are new to science. For 59 species the distribution range is expanded to Okinawa. 139 specimens are not determined to species level because they were only represented once and often were in bad condition. Fifteen genera of Cerithiopsidae are represented: Belonimorphis (with 1 species), Clathropsis (19), Granulopsis (1), Horologica (15), Joculator (17), Mendax (1), Marshallopsis (1), Ondulopsis (2), Oparopsis (2), Prolixodens (2), Retilaskeya (1), Seila (4), Specula (12), Synthopsis (13), Tubercliopsis (1), and two genera of Newtoniellidae: Ataxocerithium (1), Cerithiella (1). New taxa: Clathropsis albida n. sp., Clathropsis araii n. sp., Clathropsis fulvocincta n. sp., Clathropsis iheyaensis n. sp., Clathropsis matsukii n. sp., Clathropsis okutanii n. sp., Clathropsis zamamiensis n. sp., Horologica teruyai n. sp., Joculator aterrufus n. sp., Joculator fulvaster n. sp., Joculator hasegawai n. sp., Joculator kuboi n. sp., Joculator mitsuoi n. sp., Oparopsis hikimarum n. sp., Oparopsis tsuzukii n. sp., Specula churamaris n. sp., Specula naoae n. sp., Specula seragakiensis n. sp., Synthopsis shoujii n. sp., Cerithiella kaitotsuzukii n. sp. 84 pp., 25 color plates, br. 4.

In the present regional monograph 2,168 specimens of Cerithiopsidae are analyzed. This material has been sampled by the MNHN during different expeditions: in 2014 in the Eastern Atlantic Ocean at the Îles du Salut (Salvation's Islands), French Guiana, in 2012 and 2015 in the Caribbean around Guadeloupe, and in 2016 in Martinique, also Caribbean. 1,916 specimens were identifiable at species level, resulting in a total of 52 species, of which 32 are new to science. Eight genera are represented: Belonimorphis (1), Cerithiopsis (40), Cubalaskeya (1), Prolixodens (2), Retilaskeya (3), Seila (2), Specula (1), Sundaya (1). New taxa: Cerithiopsis altiusae n. sp., Cerithiopsis bakisi n. sp., Cerithiopsis barthelati n. sp., Cerithiopsis bouchonorum n. sp., Cerithiopsis boutrini n. sp., Cerithiopsis brivalae n. sp., Cerithiopsis brugneauxae n. sp., Cerithiopsis cabritensis n. sp., Cerithiopsis chambardi n. sp., Cerithiopsis dannyi n. sp., Cerithiopsis demaziereae n. sp., Cerithiopsis desjobertae n. sp., Cerithiopsis domlamyi n. sp., Cerithiopsis dubreuili n. sp., Cerithiopsis etiennei n. sp., Cerithiopsis giuliafassioae n. sp., Cerithiopsis hielardae n. sp., Cerithiopsis michellegalli n. sp., Cerithiopsis michezae n. sp., Cerithiopsis natachae n. sp., Cerithiopsis oliviergrosi n. sp., Cerithiopsis pennecae n. sp., Cerithiopsis perigaudae n. sp., Cerithiopsis piaseckii n. sp., Cerithiopsis rabilleri n. sp., Cerithiopsis recourti n. sp., Cerithiopsis redferni n. sp., Cerithiopsis rostaingi n. sp., Retilaskeya valentini n. sp., Seila tissieri n. sp., Specula sassieri n. sp., Sundaya soubzmaignei n. sp. 103 pp., 32 color plates, br. 4.

173 pp. + 92 color plates, br. gr. 8 [17 x 23.5].

In the present regional monograph 3,431 specimens of Cerithiopsidae are analyzed. The material was collected during two expeditions by the MNHN in Papua New Guinea: PAPUA NIUGINI 2012 and KAVIENG LAGOON 2014. A total of 184 different species was identified, 67 of which are new to science. For 117 species the distribution ranges are expanded. Fourteen genera of Cerithiopsidae are represented: Cerithiopsidella (2 species), Clathropsis (15), Granulopsis (2), Horologica (33), Joculator (76), Marshallopsis (11), Ondulopsis (2), Prolixodens (2), Retilaskeya (3), Seila (6), Specula (4), Sundaya (1), Synthopsis (23) and Tubercliopsis (4). New taxa: Cerithiopsidella chiarellii n. sp., Clathropsis annelaurae n. sp., Clathropsis germanai n. sp., Clathropsis oliverioi n. sp., Clathropsis pianii n. sp., Clathropsis rendai n. sp., Clathropsis repettoi n. sp., Clathropsis sparacioi n. sp., Clathropsis tavianii n. sp., Granulopsis vitisabrinae n. sp., Horologica abdita n. sp., Horologica gilvocincta n. sp., Horologica niuginiensis n. sp., Horologica pracchiai n. sp., Horologica rubiginosa n. sp., Horologica tabensis n. sp., Horologica yabobensis n. sp., Joculator ariadnae n. sp., Joculator barteri n. sp., Joculator berberiani n. sp., Joculator boguszae n. sp., Joculator corneliae n. sp., Joculator czubai n. sp., Joculator desmieri n. sp., Joculator dupouxae n. sp., Joculator faninozi n. sp., Joculator fedosovi n. sp., Joculator gagulae n. sp., Joculator ganui n. sp., Joculator jeffkinchi n. sp., Joculator johnkasui n. sp., Joculator juliuschani n. sp., Joculator kaipuae n. sp., Joculator kenganziki n. sp., Joculator manneensis n. sp., Joculator mauberti n. sp., Joculator michoni n. sp., Joculator minimului n. sp., Joculator olivoideus n. sp., Joculator pumilus n. sp., Joculator ralphmanai n. sp., Joculator rambellii n. sp., Joculator sarahpezetae n. sp., Joculator sekensis n. sp., Joculator simonsili n. sp., Joculator siwisikae n. sp., Joculator sylviakinchae n. sp., Joculator theresae n. sp., Joculator vazzanai n. sp., Marshallopsis nagoensis n. sp., Marshallopsis persicina n. sp., Marshallopsis spadicea n. sp., Retilaskeya papuaensis n. sp., Seila (Paraseila) alexandrensis n. sp., Seila (Notoseila) baudisonensis n. sp., Seila (Notoseila) wadeiensis n. sp., Specula subcastanea n. sp., Sundaya ericae n. sp., Synthopsis adusta n. sp., Synthopsis anelauaensis n. sp., Synthopsis annachicchiae n. sp., Synthopsis augurellii n. sp., Synthopsis byronensis n. sp., Synthopsis newirelandensis n. sp., Synthopsis nusaensis n. sp., Synthopsis siarensis n. sp., Tubercliopsis subtilis n. sp. 187 pp., 67 pls, num. color figs, br. 4.

The present regional monograph is based on the study of 4,859 specimens of Cerithiopsidae and Newtoniellidae collected during several expeditions in New Caledonia and the Loyalty Islands. Altogether, 171 species are present of which 76 are new to science; the range of 92 already known species is expanded; 3 species are figured but not named. The generic allocation of a number of species remains uncertain, a situation that can be resolved only with the analysis of the soft parts. All species are described and illustrated with digital color photos and with environmental scanning electron microscope (ESEM); particular emphasis was given to protoconchs. Fifteen genera of Cerithiopsidae are represented: Belonimorphis (1 species), Cerithiopsidella (1), Clathropsis (22), Horologica (22), Joculator (41), Marshallopsis (12), Medax (5), Onchodia (1), Prolixodens (10), Retilaskeya (1), Seila (3), Specula (16), Sundaya (7), Synthopsis (18), Tubercliopsis (3); and 2 genera of Newtoniellidae: Ataxocerithium (2), Cerithiella (6). We also analyzed the species from Lifou and Uvea (Loyalty Is.) instituted by Melvill & Standen (1896). 175 pp., 59 color pls, num. figs, br. 4.

262 p., 14 figs, 136 (41 col.) pls, paperbound. An important work describing 175 micromolluscs of the family Cerithiopsidae collected on the coasts of the Central Philippines. Of these 175 species no less than 171 were described as new species. Also two new genera were described. Very good copy of this already out of print publication!