Ph. Bouchet & J.-P. Rocroi; R. Bieler, J. G. Carter & E. V. Coan (2010)
- With a classification of bivalve families -
A vademecum for suprageneric names in recent and fossil bivalves
184 pp., brochure roy. 8vo

G. Poppe (with 9 co-authors) (2010)
This book covers 55 gastropod families, under them e.g. Architectonicidae, Bullinidae, Cylichnidae, Haminoidae, all Nudibranch and Heterobranch families with more than 300 species, the marine Pulmonates and a start of the Bivalves with 18 families, under them Nuculidae, Yoldiidae, Glycimeridae, Mytilidae, Arcidae, Limopsidae, Pteriidae, Malleidae, Ostreidae, Pinnidae and Pectinidae. In total more than 700 gastropods and 250 bivalves are shown in detail and with many subspecies, forms and variations.
665 pp., num. col. Text-Figs., 307 col. Pls., hardcover bound 4to

M. Scaperrotta, S. Bartolini & C. Bogi (2009)
Stadi di accrescimento dei Molluschi marini del Mediterraneo - Stages of growth of marine molluscs of the Mediterranean Sea
Indispensable for the exact determination of the countless juvenile specimens found normally in shell-grid – and an amazing caleidoscope of richness in sculpture and forms.
167 pp., 122 coloured plates or textfigs., hardcover bound 4to

X. Fenshan & Z. Suping [eds.] (2008)
An illustrated fauna of the bivalve Mollusca of the China Seas [>900 species out of 75 families treated] [in Chinese].
336 pp., incl. 136 col. Pls, hardcover bound roy. 8vo

R. Giannuzzi-Savelli, F. Pusateri, A. Palmeri, C. Ebro, M. Coppini, A. Margelli and C. Bogi (2002)
Atlante delle Conchiglie marine del Mediterraneo, Vol. 7 (Bivalvia, Parte 1: Protobranchia - Pteriomorpha).
246 S., >1.200 col. Fig. in 100 Taf., Kt geb. 4

J. N. Kraeuter & M. Castagna (2001)
751 S., ill., Kt geb. gr. 8

T. Hartmann (2006)
An identification guide to the common species of Florida and the Southeast.
6 + 183 pp., 64 col. pls, broch. 8vo

R. Bieler & P. M. Mikkelsen [Eds.] (2004)
Proc. Intn. Marine Bivalve Workshop Long Key Florida, July 2002, 14 original contributions to the knowledge of Bivalves in the Atlantic, under others: Domaneschi & Shea: Asaphis; Taylor et al.: Lucina pensylvanica; Kirkendale et al: Oysters of Florida Keys; Oliver & Järnegren: Acropsis adamsi; Luiz & Chichvarkin: Barbatia S Florida; Bieler et al.; Periglypta listeri; Simone & Dougherty: Donax NW Atlantic; Mikkelsen et al.: Pinctada longisquamosa; Bieler & Mikkelsen: Marine Bivalves of Florida Keys; Campbell et al.: Chamidae W Atlantic
437 S., num., z.T. col. Fig., br. gr. 8

G. P. Oliver (1993)
330 pp. with 46 colour plates, 748 figs., hardbound, size 240x320 mm. This is a truly comprehensive work on the  bivalves of the Red Sea. Determination keys for families, genera and  species, illustrated by graphics, extensive   descriptions and altogether 776 colour-photos don't limit the use of this compendium to the Red Sea but are     applicable to most of the Bivalvia of the western Indian Ocean. This  magnificent volume covers 406 species, all  figured in excellent line-drawings or in colour photos

M. Zuschin & P. G. Oliver - (2003), The northern Bay of Safaga: An actuopaleontological approach. VI. Bivalvia.
357 S., 57 (6 col.) Taf., Kt geb. 4

K. Lamprell & J. Healy (1998)
288 S., 778 Fig., Kt geb. gr. 8

R. Bieler (ed.) - (2006), 9 original papers by Bieler, Mikkelsen, Oliver, Temkin, Waller, Graf, Harper, Taylor & al. - 334 pp., ill., broch. 4to

M. Doneddu & E. Trainito - (2005), Guida ai molluschi conchigliati [in Ital.]
255 S., 634 col. Fig., spiral geb. 8

E. M. Harper, J. D. Taylor and J. A. Crame (2000)
7+494 S., zahlr. Fig., Kt. geb. gr. 8