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Zustand: fine. Broché très bon état .Dédicace de Magali Bodon-Bruzel . Contenu propre . 2018. 269 pages . PHOTOS SUR DEMANDE.

"Iglica" giustii n. sp. is described from debris of the Isonzo River. The taxonomic position of the new species is discussed in detail, although attribution to the genus Iglica is uncertain due to lack of anatomical details. The presence of other stygobiont Hydrobiidae in Isonzo R. debris is also recorded. Some are new or recently reported for Italy: "Iglica" hauffeni (Brusina, 1886), Hauffenia (Neohoratia) subpiscinalis (Kuscer, 1932) and Hadziella deminuta Bole, 1961. 12 pp., 4 figs, gr. 8.

Kerkia brezicensis n. sp. is described from a Karstic spring in southeastern Slovenia. The new species is known both conchologically and anatomically. 8 pp., 23 figs, gr. 8.

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New taxon: "Plagigeyeria" stochi n. sp. 13 pp., 13 figs, gr. 8.

Anatomical study of specimens of the type species of Avenionia, Avenionia vayssieri Nicolas, 1882 (junior synonym of Paulia berenguieri Bourguignat, 1882, currently A. brevis berenguieri), from southern France, revealed characters different from those known in the available literature and prompted the redefinition of Avenionia. The other Avenionia species from France and nearby countries of central-western Europe are tentatively left in this genus, whereas taxa from Italy which were included in Avenionia on formerly available evidence will be to be assigned to another genus. 12 pp., 27 figs, gr. 8.

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The Marquise Marianna Panciatichi Ximenes d'Aragona Paulucci (Florence, February 3, 1835 - Reggello, December 7, 1919), a naturalist of the second half of the nineteenth century, is principally known for her scientific publications, in particular for those on malacology. For the centennial of her death, a project has started for the creation of the type catalogue of the molluscs she described. The catalogue will be divided into four parts; in this contribution, the 41 taxa included in her first two works (Paulucci, 1866, 1878a) are given, in which new speciesand genera were described. Among these, nine names are included, up to now assigned to Benoit, but which, according to the ICZN, must be attributed to Paulucci. 92 pp., 60 figs, br. 4.

The taxa established by Marianna Panciatichi Ximenes d'Aragona Paulucci are preserved at the Natural History Museum of the University Museum System of the University of Florence. This paper concludes a review of the taxa described by Paulucci and of the 742 type series corresponding to 6771 type specimens. As in the first three contributions already published, we follow the criterion of treatment in chronological order of publication, as defined in the first part. We therefore examine the last three papers in which Paulucci described new taxa. The scheme adopted fallows that of the previous three parts with an analytical sheet for each taxon, subdivided into paragraphs (Original publication, Original description, Type locality, Type material, Current status, Remarks) and with the reproduction for each taxon, concerning a specimen of the type series. This part, being the final one, provides the final summary of the 193 taxa described by Paulucci and published in 11 malacological contributions, Finally, Paulucci's entire production is analysed, providing a synoptiv overview of the taxa she described, reporting their current taxonomic status, highlighting the genera, species and subspecies still considered valid today and those that are junior synonyms. 141 pp., 93 figs, 4 tabs, br. 4.

The taxa established by Marianna Panciatichi Ximenes d'Aragona Paulucci are preserved at the Natural History Museum of the University Museum System of the University of Florence. The examination of the analytic revision of the types follows the first two papers already published (Cianfanelli et al., 2021, 2023). In this third part, 49 taxa are examined and, following the criterion of dealing them in chronological order of publication as defined in the first part, the subsequent four publications by Paulucci are taken into account (Paulucci 1880a, 1880c, 1881a, 1881b). The taxa analysis follows the same outline of the first part with an analytical sheet for each taxon, divided into paragraphs (original publication, original description, type locality, type material, current status, remarks) and with the reproduction, for each taxon, of the high resolution photos of a sample of the typical series in the different main views. Other taxa mentioned in literature, erroneously attributed to Paulucci, other ones established by Paulucci considered as non-valid and other established by Paulucci, considered as nomina nuda, are also reported. 89 pp., 65 figs, br. 4.

After the publication of the first part (Cianfanelli et al., 2021), the catalogue of taxa established by Marianna Paulucci Ximenes d'Aragona Panciatichi continues. In this second part, 35 taxa are examined. Following the chronological order of publication, two manuscripts from 1879 and the subsequent ones published over two years are taken into account (Paulucci 1879-1880). The taxa analysis follows the outline of the first part with an analytical sheet for each taxon, divided into paragraphs (Original publication, Original description, Type locality, Type material, Current status, Remarks) and with the reproduction, for each taxon. of the high resolution photos of a sample of the type series in the different main views. Other taxa mentioned in literature, erroneously attributed to Paulucci, other ones established by Paulucci considered as non-valid and others established by Paulucci, considered as nomina nuda, are also reported. 84 pp., 68 figs, br. 4.

Questo lavoro riporta i risultati di uno studio sulla malacofauna della Valle di Susa condotto sia sui dati storici disponibili (bibliografici e museali), sia su dati inediti frutto di nuove ricerche effettuate tra il 1997 e 2006. Nell'area sono state accertata 159 specie di molluschi (121 terrestri e 38 d'acqua dolce), ciascuna delle quali è descritta ed illustrata in un'apposita scheda. L'alto numero de specie di molluschi viventi nel territorio valsusinoè sicuramente collegato alla posizione geografica della valle, al suo sviluppo longitudinale e altimetrico alla sua diversità litologica, climatica e vegetazionale. This work reports the results of a study on the malacofauna of the Susa Valley conducted both on available historical data (bibliographic and museum data), and on unpublished data resulting from new research carried out between 1997 and 2006. In the area 159 species of molluscs (121 terrestrial and 38 freshwater), each of which is described and illustrated in a special chapter. The high number of species of molluscs living in the Susa Valley area is certainly linked to the geographical position of the valley, to its longitudinal and altimetric development, to its lithological, climatic and vegetational diversity. Torino. Museo Regionale di Scienze Naturali. 274 pp., num. color illustrations, num. distribution maps, hardcover gr. 8 [17.5 x 24.7 cm] [with dust jacket] [with a dedication of Elena and Stefano to Karl-Otto Nagel].