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Non-Marine Recording – Activity and Highlights 2009

Authors
Adrian Norris
Issue
23
Page
13

Helix lucorum in Wimbledon, S.W. London

Authors
Phil Palmer
Issue
23
Page
12

Regional Meeting at Leeds 7th November 2009

Authors
Terry Crawford
Issue
23
Page
10

Coquilles in the kitchen

Authors
J.E.Llewellyn-Jones
Issue
23
Page
9

Field trip to the Sherwood Forest area, Nottinghamshire, 24th October 2009

Authors
Chris du Feu
Issue
23
Page
7

BOOK REVIEW: Land Snails of Russia and Adjacent Countries

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Reference

Sysoev, A.V. and Schileyko, A.A. 2009. Pensoft, Sofia & Moscow. pp 312 + 142 Colour plates. ISBN 978-954-642-474-7

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Non-marine
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Hygromia cinctella- More locality details

Authors
Adrian Brokenshire
Issue
23
Page
5
Species
Hygromia cinctella

Further to the notes in MW issue 21 by David Harfield and myself, as well as finding fresh

The Discovery of Granaria frumentum illyrica (Rossmässler, 1837) on the Isles of Scilly

Authors
Barry Colville and Adrian Norris
Issue
23
Page
5

ARKive and the search for mollusc imagery

Issue
23
Page
4

John Ray’s hermaphrodite snails on their 350th anniversary

Authors
Aydin Örstan
Issue
23
Page
3

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