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Treasure of Russian Shells, Volume 9: Vitrinidae

Monograph Out of Print
By: Roman V Egorov(Author)
33 pages, 6 colour photos, 51 b/w photos and illustrations, 15 maps, 1 table
Publisher: Colus
Treasure of Russian Shells, Volume 9: Vitrinidae
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Language: English

This volume covers the Vitrinidae, commonly referred to as glass snails. The system of the family Vitrinidae in the present work follows the monograph of Schileyko [2003]. The family Vitrinidae is used for the following genera and subgenera occurring in the territories of the central, eastern and southern Palaearctic: Eucobresia, Phenacolimax s. str., Phenacolimax (Trochovitrina) stat. nov., Semilimax s. str., Semilimax (Hessemilimax) and Vitrina. There is only one change in Schileyko's system: on the basis of inner morphology, for the former genus Trochovitrina here a subgeneric rank is determined. In total, 8 species with one subspecies were established for this area and one species included as possibly present.

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Monograph Out of Print
By: Roman V Egorov(Author)
33 pages, 6 colour photos, 51 b/w photos and illustrations, 15 maps, 1 table
Publisher: Colus
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