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Malacofauna Pliocenica Toscana, Volume 3: Muricoidea (Part 2) e Cancellarioidea [Italian]

Flora / Fauna
By: Carlo Chirli(Author), Enrico Ulivi(Illustrator)
180 pages, 37 plates with 491 b/w photos
Malacofauna Pliocenica Toscana, Volume 3: Muricoidea (Part 2) e Cancellarioidea [Italian]
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Language: Italian

Volume 3 describes 85 fossil shell species, including 16 species of Columbellidae, 1 species of Volutidae, 1 species of Olividae, 5 species of Cystiscidae, 6 species of Marginellidae, 35 species of Mitridae, and 21 species of Cancellaridae. Every species is accompanied by the original name and the book’s title where the author described it. This is followed by a large bibliography, the distinguishing characteristics, and, where possible, the original diagnosis. Also included is a list of the fossil beds and their temporal and spatial distribution. Finally. observations on similar species and comments on nomenclature and ecological spaces are given. There are alphabetic indices by species name and generic and subgeneric name. The bibliography lists 200 titles. One new genus, Calosinia, is presented, together with three new species: Calosinia lydiae, Volvarina cozziniana and Mitra ulixii.

Malacofauna Pliocenica Toscana isn't only a series dealing with Tuscany's Pliocene fossil shells: it starts from Tuscany's Pliocenic Malacofauna and links it to Miocene, Pliocene, Pleistocene European fossil shells and the current Malacofauna of the Mediterranean Sea.

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Flora / Fauna
By: Carlo Chirli(Author), Enrico Ulivi(Illustrator)
180 pages, 37 plates with 491 b/w photos
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