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Aggiungi al carrello36 pp., 12 b/w pls, 2 color pls, br. 8.
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Aggiungi al carrelloAbbott (1968) in 'Indo-Pacific Mollusca' vol. 2, no. 9 treated the Cassidae. In the genus Casmaria he recognized only two species, among them he appointed several subspecies. Kreipl (1997) in his publication on the Recent Cassidae followed suit. Considerable confusion currently exists among experts if these subspecies should be…ranked as subspecies, since they share the same geographic areas as the respective nominal species. Several of the named subspecies are to be regarded as species of full value, as will be elucidated hereafter. Until now the designation of Casmaria types is incomplete. We designate the lectotype of Cassis tenuilabris Menke, 1828; Cassis turgida Reeve, 1848; Cassis cernica Sowerby III, 1888 and of Cassis (Casmaria) turgida Reeve var. unicolor Pallary, 1926. We describe Casmaria kayae n. sp. from the Pacific and C. beui n. sp. from the Indian Ocean. 93 pp., 43 figs, 30 pls, br. 4.
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Cassidae - An Amazing Family of Seashells
Verbinnen, G., Segers, L., Swinnen, F., Kreipl, K. & Monsecour, D.
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Aggiungi al carrelloAfter studying more than 5000 shells belonging to the family Cassidae, we tried to judge objectively, avoiding both splitting and lumping and thus only presenting our survey's finds. So, according to this study, 98 species are recognised, divided among the Genus Cassis Scopoli, 1777, Subgenus Cassis s.str. Scopoli, 1777, Subgenu…s Hypocassis Iredale, 1927, Genus Cypraecassis Stutchbury, 1837, Subgenus Cypraecassis s.str. Stutchbury, 1837, Subgenus Levenia Gray, 1847, Genus Galeodea Link, 1807, Genus Sconsia Gray, 1847, Genus Microsconsia Beu, 2008, Genus Oocorys P. Fischer, 1883, Genus Dalium Dall, 1889, Genus Eucorys Beu, 2008, Genus Phalium Link, 1807, Genus Casmaria H. & A. Adams, 1853, Genus Echinophoria Sacco, 1890, Genus Semicassis Mörch, 1852, Subgenus Semicassis s.str. Mörch, 1852, and Subgenus Antephalium Iredale, 1927. Since the past few decades DNA surveys have revolutionised nearly all areas of biological research, including malacology. However, we deem it necessary to state that this book is strictly conchological and that it was compiled for the use of those who wish to acquire an elementary acquaintance with the subject, as well as for authors and others who (eager to extend their knowledge and to pursue their researches) require a book of reference containing a general outline of what has been done by those who have trodden the same path before. 251 pp., 131 color pls, num. text figs, hc 4.
