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  1. Journal of Conchology Volume 30: Part 5
  2. Journal of Conchology Volume 30: Part 5

Journal of Conchology Volume 30: Part 5

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Journal of Conchology
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  • J. F. M. DE BARTOLOMÉ (1981) Some thoughts about Marmorana Hartmann 1844
  • CHRISTOPHER R. C. PAUL (1981) The function of the spines in Murex (Murex) pecten Lightfoot and related species (Prosobranchia: Muricidae)
  • BRIAN MORTON (1981) The mode of life and function of the shell buttress in Cucullaea concamerata(Martini) (Bivalvia: Arcacea)
  • HENK K. MIENIS (1981) Note on the identity of Fissurella impedimentum Cooke, 1885 (Prosobranchia: Fissurellidae)
  • A.J. CAIN (1981) Possible ecological significance of variation in shape of Cerion shells with age
  • D. W. AIKEN (1981) Differentiation of the radula of South African species of the genus Gulella into three types (Gastropoda: Pulmonata: Streptaxidae)
  • BERNARD VERDCOURT (1981) The identity of Helix seminium Morelet (Pulmonata: Endodontidae)
  • PHILIP CAMBRIDGE (1981) Parmacella (Pulmonata: Parmacellidae), a slug new to the Pleistocene of Britain
  • R. C. PREECE (1981) The value of shell microsculpture as a guide to the identification of land Mollusca from Quaternary deposits
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