L. Brunner, J. Brunner & H. G. Lee [eds.] (2011)
Since the founding of the Gulf Coast Shell Club in 1980 two of its primary goals have been the detailed cataloguing of the marine molluscs of the Florida Panhandle and educating the general public on the beauty and diversity of these shells. This book joins these two objectives together in one space and contains data on 203 shells.
40 pp., full col. fig., stapled 8

D. van Belle (2005)
The world of gastropods - The most beautiful camouflages - Tsunami
3 Films: in English with subtitles in French & Dutch
DVD, 45 min.

A. J. D D' Argenville with V. Caprita & R. & S. Willmann (1780 [2009])
Conchology or the natural history of sea, freshwater, terrestrial and fossil shells
A famous reproduction of one of the rare hand-coloured issues of that famous work, trilingual (English, Francaise, Deutsch) enriched with a lot of modern information on the shells in science and art of the late 18th century and the scientific importance of d’Argenville’s work till today, with actual nomenclature and a bibliography.
216 S., 87 col. Taf., geb. Fol

Mike Severns (2011)
The verifiable species and their described variants
562 pages, full coloured illustrated with numerous text-figures and 2,828 images on 236 plates, section sewn hard-cover, A4-format (30 x 21 cm – 11,8 x 8,3 inch). Maps: 5
1333 species and subspecies

Buy both volumes ("The Sea Shells" and "The Land Snails") together in a solid slip-case for only 190 Euro (save 36 Euro).

N. G. Thach (2005)
An illustrated guide to the molluscs of the Chinese Sea and eastern Indo-China. More than 1,500 species out of 137 families are figured in colour from all big classes, living in the sea, on land or in freshwater.
339 pp., 17 col. figs., 1 map, 91 col. pls., hardcover bd. 4to

Special offer: Buy both books by Dr. Thach (W12307 and W11409) at 150,00 € and save 30 €.

J. Hylleberg & R.N. Kilburn (2003)
Marine molluscs of Vietnam - Polypacophora, Gastropoda, Cephalopoda, Bivalvia, Scaphopoda.
300 S., 6 Fig., 10 (6 col.) Taf., br. gr. 8

H. Jing (2010)
[in Chinese with Latin names only]
200 pp., full col. ill., brochure roy. 8vo

W. B. Jie & C. Y Chan (2009)
[in Chinese] 312 pp., full color, brochure 8vo

H. Meinhardt (2003)
3rd ed. [English edition: With pattern- and form-simulation-program on CD-Rom]. 236 S., zahlr. z. T. col. Fig., Kt. geb. 4

F. Rubio, R. Fernandez-Garcés & E. Rolán (2011)
(Gastropoda, Rissooidea) in the Caribbean and neighboring areas
The Caribbean species included within the family Tornidae in the genera Circulus, Teinostoma, Tornus, Anticlimax, Aorotrema, Cyclostremiscus, Cochliolepis, Episcynia, Parviturboides, Pleuromalaxis, Solariorbis, Vitrinella and Vitrinorbis are studied, based on about 2,700 specimens and shells examined. There are a total of 101 species. Of all these 23 are new to science and are described in this volume.
230 pp., 121 Figs, brochure royal 8

F. E. Wells, D. J. Walker & D. S. Jones [Hrsg.] (2003)
Western Australia Vols. 1&2: 30 original articles, 14 of these on Mollusca [Scaphopoda, Polyplacophora, Gastropoda, Bivalvia].
14 + 587 S., rich ill., partly in col. 2 Kt geb. gr. 8

C. F. Sturm, T. A. Pearce & A. Valdes [Eds.] (2006)
A guide to their study, collection and preservation. With 31 chapters written by 29 world-known malacologists as contributors.
12+445 S., ill., br. kl. 4

Ph. Bouchet, H. Le Guyader & O. Pascal [eds.] (2011)
[with 7 contributions on fossil, land and marine Mollusca]
The islands of the Pacific are renowned for the high levels of endemism of, and threats to, their unique faunas and floras. Espiritu Santo, affectionately known simply as Santo, is an island of superlatives: the largest and highest in Vanuatu, Santo is an extraordinary geographical and cultural microcosm, combining reefs, caves, mountains, satellite islands, and a history of human habitation going back 3,000 years. In the spirit of famous voyages of discovery of the past, the Santo 2006 expedition brought together over 150 scientists, volunteers and students originating from 25 countries. With contributions by more than 100 authors, the book is a lavishly illustrated homage to the biodiversity of this “planet-island”.
569 pp., col. ill., brochure 4to

H. Wood & J. Gallichan (2008)
Incl. ill. type-mat. from the Nat. Mus. of Wales.
6+162 S., 7 Fig., 26 col. Taf., br. 4

C. Chirli & U. Linse (2011)
In this volume the authors describe 385 species of Pleistocene gastropod shells from the Island of Rhodes. This is the most comprehensive study ever dedicated to the Pleistocene Mollusca of the Mediterranean Sea, one hundred years after Serafino Cerulli Irelli’s (1873-1946) classical study of the “Fauna Malacologica Mariana” (1907-1916), which refers to the Pleistocene deposits of the Monte Mario near Rome. The book aims to contribute to a better understanding of the migration and extinction processes of marine species in the Pleistocene Mediterranean Sea.
447 pp., 90 Pls, hardcover bound 4to