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Lorenz, F. & Barbier, J.-P.: Two new Cones from the Philippines (Gastropoda: Conidae). Fenzan, W. J.: A new species of Conus from South Africa (Gastropoda: Conidae). Monnier, E. & Limpala?r, L.: Conasprella lorenzi (Gastropoda, Conidae), a new species of cone from the Republic of South Africa. Monnier, E., Limpala?r, L. & Lorenz, F.: Phasmoconus niederhoeferi (Gastropoda, Conidae), a new species of cone from the East China Sea and notes on the Ph. moluccensis (K?ster, 1838) and Ph. proximus (Sowerby II, 1860) complexes. Filmer, M., Monteiro, A., Lorenz, F. & Verdasca, A.: A new species of Conus from the Philippines. Monteiro, A. & Groh, K.: Report on the 1st International Conus Meeting in Stuttgart, 1st to 3rd of October 2010. 80 pp., num. col. figs, br. 4. …

P. hervillardi from Vanuatu, P. samaraiensis and P. manusensis from P.N.G., P. vitilevuensis from Fiji Isl., P. kwajaleinensis from Marshall Isl. and P. niasensis from West Sumatra and Nicobar Islands. 87 pp., 56 figs, 21 color plates, hardcover 4.

The authors needed the best part of eight years to complete this comprehensive panorama of the family Conidae. These gastropods are of particular interest to a variety of audiences: collectors for their beauty, taxonomists for their challenging systematics and pharmacologists for the conopeptides that can be developed from their venoms. The main purpose of this book is to present all the recent species considered as valid. The species concept is based on shell as well as radular morphologies, developmental mode, molecular characters, geographical ranges and ecology. The presentation of both volumes is richly illustrated with almost 6700 specimens that represent more than one thousand species and subspecies some of which still pending description. pp. 606-1205, num. color figs, hardcover 4.…

The authors needed the best part of eight years to complete this comprehensive panorama of the family Conidae. These gastropods are of particular interest to a variety of audiences: collectors for their beauty, taxonomists for their challenging systematics and pharmacologists for the conopeptides that can be developed from their venoms. The main purpose of this book is to present all the recent species considered as valid. The species concept is based on shell as well as radular morphologies, developmental mode, molecular characters, geographical ranges and ecology. The presentation of both volumes is richly illustrated with almost 6700 specimens that represent more than one thousand species and subspecies some of which still pending description. 604 pp., num. color figs, hardcover 4.…