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Zustand: New. pp. 116.

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Zustand: New. pp. 188.

Pbk. Contents. Introduction. Systematic account. Genus Donax Linnaeus 1758. 1. Donax (Donax) pulchella Hanley. 2. Donax (Hecuba) scortum Linnaeus. 3. Donax (Latona) cuneatus linnaeus. 4. Donax (Latona) faba Shroeter. 5. Donax (Latona) incarnates Gmelin. 6. Donax (Latona) lubricus Hanley. 7. Donax (Latona) spinosus Gmelin. 8. Donax (Paradonax) aperittus Melvill. 9. Donax (Paradonax) nuxfagus Preston. 10. Donax (Paradonax) compressa Lamarck. Acknowledgment. Bibliography. 36 pp.…

Pbk. Contents. 1. Introduction. 2. List of land mollusks occurring in the islands. 3. Key to the families. 4. Systematic account. 5. Endemism and species diversity. Summary. Acknowledgements. Number of total endemic species. Distribution and latest year of collection. References. 102 pp.

The handbook on Sea Shore Animals of Andaman and Nicobar Islands is an attempt to provide an up to date information on sea shore animals from sponges to mammals. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are comparable to those of the famous Galapagos Islands in the Pacific Ocean. They have unique fauna and are very important zoogeographically. The available information clearly indicates the diversity richness and individuality of the sea shore faunal wealth of these islands and the virgin natural beauty of these islands makes many a naturalist and tourist very much enthusiastic to have a glimpse of the animal life these islands. The book covers information on some groups such as Porifera Coelenterata Polychaeta Crustacea Mollusca Echinodermata Pisces Reptilia Aves Mammalia etc. which are discussed in brief. It is hoped that this book will help in furthering interest in these fascinating magnificent islands amongst students of zoology naturalists and tourists from India as well as abroad. The book has a number of colourful illustrations so as to give a visual appeal and to provide interesting reading. (jacket) 188 pp.…

Mit einigen farb. Abb. im Text. XII, 188 S. Gutes, sauberes Exemplar. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 700 OLwd. mit OU (dieser mit geringen Läsuren).

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. This book dealing with 285 species of gas tripods and bivalves is the attempt to review in detail all freshwater molluscs of India Burma Sri Lanka Pakistan and Bangladesh. Although it is mainly devoted to description and distribution of species it also includes a general introductory account and information on ecology collection and preservation of freshwater molluscs. The attention of researchers is also drawn to the role of the freshwater molluscs in aquaculture a new area of research which can be profitably pursued by students of malacology. An exhaustive bibliography with the subject index will serve as a ready reference and save time for the would be specialist who may like to make an in depth study of a particular chosen aspect of the group. As it is the only book on the freshwater molluscs of the subcontinent it is an indispensable source of reference book for zoologists in general and to malacologists helminthologists and limnologists in particular.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 4th Edition. Contents: Introduction. 1. Diagnostic features and general account of the family. 2. Reproduction and development. 3. Characters of taxonomic importance. 4. List of muricid species reported from Indian seas. 5. systematic account. 6. Key to the subfamilies. Summary. References. Index.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. 530 species of Indian chitons and marine gastropods described and illustrated.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: I. General Introduction. II. Systematic Account. 1. Subclass Protobranchia. 2. Order Nuculoida. 3. Order Nuculanoida. 4. Order Solemyoida. 5. Subclass Pteriomorphia. 6. Order Arcoida. 7. Order Mytiloida. 8. Order Pterioida. 9. Suborder Pteriina. 10. Suborder Pinnina. 11. Order Limoida. 12. Order Ostreoida. 13. Suborder Ostreina. 14. Order Pectinoida. 15. Subclass Heterodonta. 16. Infraclass Archiheterodonta. 17. Order Carditoida. 18. Infraclass Euheterodonta. 19. Unassigned Order. 20. Order Lucinoida. 21. Order Veneroida. 22. Order Myoida. 23. Suborder Myoina. 24. Suborder Pholadina. 25. Order Anomalodesmata. III. Bibliography. IV. Checklist of species reported from India. 5. Additional bibliography. VI. Glossary. VII. Taxonomic index. VIII. Plate. From the Preface: The present volume deals with marine bivalves of Indian seas. About 71 families (of the total 110 families globally) comprising 260 genera (of the total 975 genera as per Vaught, 1989) and more than 760 species are reported. It is however, not possible to provide data on all the species as collections are not available for many and some are mentioned only in literature and not accessible for cross verification. An attempt has been made in this volume to present data on all the 71 families and 260 genera and a total of 532 species. The number of genera may be more when we take into account the new classification and the WORLD REGISTER OF MARINE SPECIES. …