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    Modiolarca tumida

    <em>Musculus marmoratus</em> (Forbes, 1838) non Schröter 1803

    Survey of Cellar slugs, Limacus maculatus and L. flavus, in the UK.

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    Saturday 13th April 2019: FIELD MEETING (non-marine): Marks Hill Wood, Langdon Hills, Essex.

    Type
    Field meeting
    Organiser

    Simon Taylor (marine@conchsoc.org).

    Organisation
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    PhD opportunity - tropical marine mollusc taxonomy

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    Modiolarca tumida

    Submitted by Steve Wilkinson on Wed, 09/03/2011 22:38
    Taxon version key
    [NBNSYS0000176493]
    Sort order
    9370
    Taxonomic group
    Marine bivalve
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