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Etat : New. InhaltsverzeichnisrnrnPreface 1 Education and Transition Services in Perspective Historical Overview Transition Services-Assumptions and Model Conclusion 2.

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The generic allocation of Helix subaperta is clarified by using genetic data and morphological traits of the genital organs; its position within the hitherto monotypic genus Cantareus is corroborated. Further analysis of several specimens of Cantareus apertus from Algeria and Italy revealed that this taxon is composed of two species, C. apertus from Italy, and C. koraegaelius from Algeria. The morphological traits of the genital organs of all three species are discussed, and the definition of the genus Cantareus is amended. All three species confined to Cantareus are re-described, and the syntype specimen of H. aperta is illustrated. 26 pp., 25 figs, br. gr. 8.…

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The Swiss Albert Mousson (1805-1890) was not only an eminent professor in Experimental Physics, but also a famous naturalist, with a focus on land- and freshwater molluscs. He published a series of papers on molluscs between 1847-1888. The geographic scope was world-wide, with special attention given to Java (1849-1850), the Caucasus/Middle East (1859-1876), the tropical Pacific Islands (1865-1873), and the Canary Islands (1872). He was one of the first investigators on the malacofauna of these regions, and because of these pioneering efforts he was able to describe a significant number of new taxa, which today are affiliated to 82 families. He was far ahead of his time in terms of speciation concepts and geographic documentation. Almost all his material was obtained from the collecting efforts of others. Happily, the collection of mousson largely remained intact over time, and is in the possession of the Zoological Museum of the University of Zurich. We present a complete list of the malacological papers of Mousson, give brief biographic notes on the people who provided him with material, list the genus group names introduced by Mousson, and provide a list of eponyms dedicated to mousson. The main part of the paper concerns a catalogue containing all species-group taxa described by Mousson. All taxa are provided with the primary reference, the type locality, the type specimens, and the latest information on their taxonomic position. Of the 700 new species-group names introduced by Mousson, type specimens of 624 could be found back in his collection in Zurich or that of the collection of the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle in Paris. They are presented in 69 colour plates with almost 1.500 photos often showing several shell details. 165 pp., 69 color plates, br. 4.…

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This book presents a state-of-the-art overview on the terrestrial malacofauna of Türkiye. It compiles the knowledge on Turkish landsnails accumulated by a multifold of scientists since Linnaeus as per end 2023. It covers 734 taxa at (sub)species level, distributed over 188 genera belonging to 43 families. 65 % of the terrestrial snails are endemic to the country. Over 2,600 colour photos illustrate all shelled gastropods, many of them are represented by their type specimens. Anatomical drawings of all slug species are incorporated in the text. In addition, 121 highly detailed distribution maps based on 3,300 localities are supplied. The reference list contains more than 2,700 entries, not only on Türkiye but covers large parts of the Near and Middle East. The book aims to serve as a basis for identifying Türkiye's terrestrial malacodiversity, recognizing structural changes and taking appropriate measures for nature and habitat conservation. Harxheim. ConchBooks. 946 pp., 67 text-figs, 143 color plates, 121 distribution maps, 2 Vols [Vol. I: Text, Vol. II: Atlas], hardback 4.…