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Papers for Students No. 7 (revised 2nd edition’)GUIDE TO SELECTED LITERATURE ON BRITISH MOLLUSCA

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Stella M. Turk, M.Sc., F„Z.S.

INTRODUCTION

Since the publication of the first edition of this list (Papers for Students No. 7 , 1 9 6 9) a wealth of material has been published. Recent issues of the Mollusca Section of the Zoological Record list three to four thousand books and papers for many countries, some of which concern British Mollusca, but this list must be very selective with about tx/o hundred titles. Emphasis is on identification, but works on various other aspects of the study of Mollusca are included (there are no faunal lists, which may be a subject for a future Paper for Students). Basic texts will indicate more detailed references on particular topics. As different works are needed for different ages and stages, introductory guides for beginners are listed as well as specialised treatises for advanced students.

SOURCES FOR OBTAINING AND CONSULTING LITERATURE

LIBRARIES: Local libraries are linked through county library servicesto the national inter-library loans system, so that it is possible to obtain most papers and books from other county libraries a.nd national and academic libraries.

MUSEUMS: Some museums have general works on Mollusca, and most ha,veregional publications, some of which contain local lists.

ENVIRONMENTAL RECORD CENTRES: With the backing of the Biological RccordsCentre, there are many regional centres, usually in county museums, which are a source for manuscript material as well as references to published work.

BOOKSELLERS: Catalogues of new and antiquarian booksellers serve toform reference lists and may be collected with this in mind.There is great variation in the prices of second-hand books, so it is as well to get in touch with many firms, at home arjd abroad.

PHOTOCOPY & MICROFILM SERVICES: Local and national libraries now supplycopies. The General Library of the British Museum (Natural History) has a photocopying unit and supplies copies by post.

SOCIETIES AND THEIR PUBLICATIONS: Back numbers of publications axeoften available, at reduced cost for members. Addresses of national societies can usually be obtained from the Council for Nature or larger public libraries. Authors of papers in scientific

journals can "buy copies of their articles as off-prints, which form a "basis of exchange with other authors, but one should not request such off-prints lightly.

RFF5RENCF LIST OF ADDRESSES

British Museum (Natural History), Cromwell Road, London, SW7 5BD (list of publications available).

Conchological Society of Great Britain and Ireland: present Hon., Sec.Mrs. E.B. Rands, 51, Wychwood Avenue, Luton, Beds., LU2 7HT. (publications: Journal of Conchology; Conchologists1 Newsletter;Papers for Students; (with the Institute of Terrestrial Ecology)Atlas of the non-marine Mollusca of the British Isles).

Council for Nature, c/o the Zoological Society of London (q.v.).Field Studies Council, 9 Dcvereux Court, Strand, London, WC2R 3JR

(publishes Field Studies; holds courses at its field centres).Freshwater Biological Association, The Ferry House, Far Sawrcy,

Ambleside, LA22 OLP (publications: F.B.A. Scientific Publications).Institute of Terrestrial Ecology, 68 Hills Road, Cambridge; includes the

Biological Records Centre, Monks Wood Experimental Station, Abbots Ripton, Huntingdon.

International Commission for Zoological Nomenclature (ICZN), c / o British Museum (Natural History) (q.v.).

Linnean Society of London, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, WIV OLQ (publications: Biologic?.! and Zoological Journals; Synopses ofthe British Fauna; has extensive biological library).

Malacological Society of London: present Hon. Sec. A. Bebbington, M.Sc.,Dept, of Science, Bristol Polytechnic, Redland Hill, Bristol, BS6 6UZ (publications: Journal of Molluscan Studies, formerly Proceedingsof the Malacological Society of London).

Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom, Citadel Hill,Plymouth, PL1 2PB (publications: Journal of the Marine BiologicalAssociation of the U.K. ; Plymouth Marine Fauna).

Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, Fisheries Laboratory,Remembrance Avenue, Burnham-on-Crouch, Essex, CMO 8HA (publications: Shellfish Information leaflets).

Palaeontographical Society, c/o Institute of Geological Sciences,Exhibition Road, London, SW7 5BD (publications: Monographs of thePalaeontographical Society; catalogue listing contents of annual volumes since 1 8 4 7/48)»

Ray Society, c/o British Museum (Natural History) (q.v.) (publications:Ray Society Monographs).

Royal Society, 6 Carlton House Terrace, London, SW1Y 5AG (see Katz & Massey)School Natural Science Society: present address of Hon. Sec., 2 Brnrnley

Mansions, Berryl°nds Road, Surbiton, Surrey; publications from M.J. Wootton, 44 Claremont Gardens, Upminster, RM14 1DN; see entry under TUKE 1974 (publication: Natural Science in Schools).

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University Microfilms Ltd., Students’ Section, 18 Bedford Row,London, WC1R 4EJ (supplies copies of Ph.D. theses from various countries on microfilm or photocopy form).

Zoological Society of London, Regent's Park, London, NW1 4RY(publications: Journal of Zoology (formerly Proceedings of theZoological Society of London); Transactions of the Zoological Society of London; Zoological Record (has comprehensive zoological library).

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SUBJECT INDEX

ANATOMY and MORPHOLOGY (see also GENERAL and IDENTIFICATION):COOKE, 1895* general.FRETTER, 1 9 6 8: various studies,,FRETTER & GRAHAM, 1962: prosobranchs, functionalFRETTER & GRAHAM, 19 7 6-in progress: prosobranchs, general.FRETTER & PEAKE, 1975: NIXON & MESSENGER, 1977: PELSENEER, 1935:

ARCHAEOLOGY and ETHNPC PNCHOLOGYBAKER, 1974, 1975:CPPKE, 1895:COX, 1957:DRAKE, 1960-62:EVANS, 1972:JACKSON, 1917:KERNEY, 1966b:LOCARD, 1885:LOVELL, 1884:YONGE, I960:

pulmonatesocephalopodSoall groups, functional.

Tyrian purple, ethnoconchology. scallops, bibliography, land snails, culture diffusion, snails and man. general.edible molluscs, oysters.

BEHAVIOUR (see also GENERAL and IDENTIFICATIPN):COOKE, 1895:COUSTEAU & DIPLE, 1973: NIXON & MESSENGER, 1977: PELSENEER, 1935:WELLS, 1962:WELLS, I9 7 8:

non-marine snails.cephalopods.cephalopods.general.cephalopods.Octopus.

BIBLIPGRAPHY (including extensive reference lists):ABBPTT et al., I966: BAYNE, I9 7 6:BPUGIS, 1 9 7 6 :BRIDSPN, in press:CAIN et aU, 1 9 6 8: CHENG, 1 9 6 7 :DANCE, I966:DRAKE, 196C-62:ELLIS, 1969a:EVANS, 1972:FRETTER & GRAHAM, 1962 FRETTER & GRAHAM, 1976- FRETTER & PEAKE, 1975: GIESE & PEARSE, 1977:

general. marine mussels, marine plankton ecology, manuscript resources, genetics of Ccpaea. marine parasites, history.archaeology and Recent, non-marine gastropods, snails and archaeology, prosobranchs.

■in progress: prosobranchs.pulmonates.gastropod and cephalopod reproduction.

KATZ & MASSEY, 1974:

LANE, 1957: MALACOLOGICAL REVIEW: MOORE, 1957-in progress: MORTON, 1967:PARTRIDGE, 1977:

QUICK, I960:RADWIN & COAN, 1976: RAVEN, 1958:RICE, 1972:RUNHAM & HUNTER, 1970: RUSSELL, 1971:SMITH & CHANLEY, 1975: SPOEL, 1967, L976: THOMPSON, 1976:WAREN, I98O (in press): WELLS, 1978:WENZ, 1938-44, I960: WILBUR & YONGE, 1964-66 YONGE, I960:ZOOLOGICAL RECORD, 1864-

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preparation of papers, including reference lists«, cephalopods. general.fossil and Recent, all groups.Tapes decussatus and T. semidecussatus, land slugs.catalogue of important works.morphogenesis.general.land slugs.nudibranchs.marine culture.pelagic gastropods.opisthobranchs.marine.Octopus.gastropods.physiology.oysters.

■in progress: comprehensive.

CHECK LISTS (see SYSTEMATICS).

CHEMISTRY:FLORKIN & SCHEER, 1972: PELSENEER, 1935:

generalgeneral

COLLECTING (including preservation and care; see also IDENTIFICATION):ABBOTT et al., I966: general.BLOK & CROWLEY, I968: care.BRITISH MUSEUM (NATURAL HISTORY), 1954: preservation.

small land snails, introduction to study of shells, plankton, general. marine shells, non-marine, marine, care.

CAMBRIDGE, 1972:DANCE, 1976:HARDY, 1956:NEEDHAM et al., 1937:OMMANNEY, 196 %:STRATTON, 1964:TURK, 1968:WOODWARD, 1965:

COLLECTIONS and COLLECTORS:DANCE, 1966.DEAN, 1936.LINGWOOD, 1977-SHERBORN, 1940 and in preparation.

CULTURE (including aquaria and vivaria):BLOCK, 1964:BLOCK, 1966:HARFIELD, I969:JACKMAN, 1974:NEEDHAM et aJN, 1937:SMITH & CHANLEY, 1975:STEPHENSON, 1962:YONGE, I960:

land snails.small marine aquaria.marine aquaria.marine aquaria.various.marine.land slugs.oysters.

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DEVELOPMENT, REPRODUCTION & LIFE HISTORY (see also GENERAL and PLANKTON)COOKE, l895i general.FRETTER & GRAHAM, 1962: prosobranchs.FRETTER & GRAHAM, 1976-in progress: prosobranchs.GIESE & PEARSE, 1977: gastropods and cephalopods.PELSENEER, 1935: general.RAVEN, I9 5 8: morphogenesis.SPOEL, 1967: Euthecosomata.WILBUR & YONGE, 1 9 6 4? 1 9 6 6: all groups.

DIET:FRETTER & GRAHAM, 1962: FRETTER & GRAHAM, 1976-in GASCOIGNE, 1975a:GRAHAM, 1955:LANE, 1957:PELSENEER, 1935:THOMPSON, 1964:THOMPSON, 1976:TURK, 1968, 1973:

prosobranchs. progress: prosobranchs,

sacoglossans. general„ cephalopods. general, nudibranchs. opi sthobranchs. marine.

DIRECTORIES:PAGET, 1971. RICE, 1972.

DISEASE:SNIESZKO, I97O marine molluscs of commercial

importance.

DISPERSAL:KEW, 1893: LEVER, 1 9 5 8 : REES, 1 9 6 5:

non-marine.sorting valves of bivalves, aerial.

DISSECTION:BLOCK, 1 9 6 7 :CLAUGHER, 1965, 1970:GASCOIGNE, I98O:PALLANT, 1967:ROWETT, 1963:

DISTRIBUTION (see also IDENTIFICATION):

snails.radulae.marine, fine dissection, land slugs.Helix and Anodonta.

COOKE, I8 9 5: general.ELLIS, 1951: non-marine.FRETTER & GRAHAM, 1962: prosobranchs.FRETTER & GRAHAM, 1976-in progress: prosobranchs.KERNEY, 1966a: supplement to ELLIS,- I95I0KERNEY, 1976b: non-marine atlas.SPOEL, 1976: pelagic gastropods.TAYLOR, 1894-1921: land and freshwater molluscs.THORSON, 1 9 6 5 : benthic marine molluscs.

ECOLOGY (see also GENERAL -and IDENTIFICATION):BARNES, 1949:BARNES & WEIL, 1944: BAYNE, 1976:

garden slugs, garden slugs, marine mussels

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BOUCHET et al., 1979:BOUGIS, 1976:BOYCOTT, I929, I934, I9 3 6:ELLIS, I95I:EVANS, 1972:FORD, I97I :FRETTER, I968:FRETTER & GRAHAM, 1962:FRETTER & GRAHAM, 1976-in progress FRETTER & PEAKE, I9 7 8:JONES, 1972:LEWIS, 1 9 6 4 :MOZLEY, I9 5 7:OMMANNEY, I968:YONGE, 1949:YONGE, I960:YONGE & THOMPSON, 1977:

marine.marine plankton..non-marine molluscs.non-marine molluscs.land snails in archaeology.general.studies.prosobranchs.: prosobranchs.pulmonates.littoral.rocky shores.liver-fluke snails.marine.marine.oysters.marine.

ECONOMIC:CHENG, 1967:

COOKE, 1895:CRANBROOK, 1976:FRETTER & PEAKE, 1978 :LOVELL, 1884:MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, etc.

MOZLEY, 1952, 1957:

RUNHAM & HUNTER, 1970:SMITH & CHANLEY, 1975:WAUGH et al., i960:YONGE, 19^07

ETHNOCONCHOLOGY (see ARCHAEOLOGY).

EVOLUTION (see also GENERAL):FORD, 1971:FRETTER & GRAHAM, 1962: FRETTER & PEAKE, 1978:MOORE, 1957-in progress: MORTON, 1967:NIXON & MESSENGER, 1977: SOLEM, 1974:YONGE & THOMPSON, 1977:

symbionts and parasites of commercially important marine Mollusca. general.Margaritifera.pulmonates.edible molluscs.commercially important marineMollusca.molluscicides and liver-fluJ.cesnails.land slugs.culture of marine molluscs.edible molluscs.oysters.

general.prosobranchs.pulmonates.all groups fossil and Recent,general.cephalopods.general.marine.

FOSSIL and SUBFOSSIL (see also ARCHAEOLOGY):In the following list authors, with initials, of Palaeontographical Society Monographs are marked with an asterisk (*7"I As they arc so numerous and are listed in the Society’s catalogue, they are not cited in the list of titles.

*ARKELL, W.J., I929-3 7 : *ARKELL, W.J., 1 9 3 5-4 8: *BATTAN, R.L., I966:

*BLAKE, J.F., I905-0 7 :

Corallian bivalves. Corallian ammonites, gastropods of Somerset Carboniferous Limestone. Cornbrash fauna.

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BRITISH MUSEUM (NATURAL HISTORY), 1959, 1-962, 1 9 6 4: Caenozoic,Mesozoic and Palaeozoic fossils

*BUCKMAN, So Sc, 1887-1907:*BUCKMAN, So S., 1908:

CAMBRIDGE, 1965:*CASEY, R. , 1960-in progress:*COX, L.R. & ARKELL, W.J., I948-5O: CURRY, 1965:

*DONOVAN, D.To, 1954:*EDWARDS, P0E0, 1849-77:*F00RDE, A.H., 1897-1903:*HARMER, F. Wo, 1914-25:*HIND, W., 1896-1905:*HIND, W., 1894-96:♦HOWARTH, M.K., 1958:*HUDDLESTON, W.H., 18 8 7-96:*LOGAN, A., 1967:*LYCETT, J., 1863:

*LYCETT, J., 1872-83: MOORE, 1957:MOORE, I960:

MOORE, I964:MOORE, 1 9 6 9a, 1969^, 1971 :MOORE, in preparation:

*MORRIS, J. & LYCETT, J., I85I-6 3:

Inferior Oolite ammonites, illustrations of type species of Inferior Oolite ammonites in Sowerby Collection. post-Pliocene fossils.Lower Grecnsand ammonoids. survey of Groat Oolite Serios. Palaeogene pteropods. supplement to WRIGHT, T., I87O-86. Eocene molluscs.Irish Carboniferous ccphclopods. Pliocene I.tollusca.Carboniferous bivalves.Carbonicola, Anthracomya, Naiadites Liassic amaltheid ^monites. Jurassic gastropods.Permian bivalves.supplement on Stonesfield Slate,Great Oolite, Forest Marble andCornbrash.Trigoniae.cephalopods, in part, general, plus Scaphopoda, Amphineura, Monoplacophora and in part Gastropoda, cephalopods in part, bivalves.remainder of gastropods and Coleoidea.

*PHILLIPS, J., *REED, F.R.C.,

Great Oolite.1865-70; index 1 9 0 9: belemnites.1920-21: Ordovician and Silurian

bcllerophonts.*SLATER, I.L., 1907: Conulariae.SPARKS, I96O: Quaternary ecology.

*SPATH, L.F., 1923-43: Gault Ammonoidea.*SWINNERTON, H.H., 1936-55: Lower Cretaceous belemnites.*TRUEMAN, A. & WEIR, J., 1945-in progress: Carboniferous non-marine

molluscs.WENZ, 1938-44? I96O: fossil and Recent gastropods.

*WHIDBORNE, G.F., 1889-1907: Devonian fauna of S. England.*W00D, S.V., 1848-82:*W00D, S.V., 1861-77:*WOODS, H., 1899-1913:*WRIGHT, C.W. & WRIGHT, *WRIGHT, T., I878-8 6:

Crag Mollusca.Eocene bivalves.Cretaceous bivalves.

E.V., 1951-52: survey of Chalk ccphalopods.Liassic ammonites.

GENERAL:COOKE, 1895:COUSTEAU & DIOLE, 1973: DAITCE, 1974:HYMAN, 1967:

LANE, 1957:MOORE, 1957-in progress MORTON, 1967, 1976: PELSENEER, 1906:

all groups, octopus and srruido all groups.Aplacophora, Monoplacophora,Gastropoda.cephalopods.all groups, fossil and Reccnt, al 1 group s„ all groups.

PURCHON, 1977:ROBSON, 1 9 2 3 :RUNHAM & HUNTER, I97O: SOLEM, 1974”TAYLOR, I894-I92I : THIELE, I929-3 5: THOMPSON, 1 9 7 6 :WENZ, 1938-44; I960:YONGE & THOMPSON, 1977

GENETICS and VARIATION;BERRY, 1977:CAIN et al., I968:

FORD, I97I :HELLER, 1975^: PELSENEER, 1920s ROBSON & RICHARDS, 1936 SHEPPARD, 1 9 6 7 :

all groups, all groups, land slugs, all groups.land slugs and snails.all groups.opi sthobranchs.fossil and Recent gastropods,marine molluscs.

general, plus Copaea, Nucella, etc Cepaea; other papers on genetics Cepaea ore in this volume; Prof. Cain (in litt.) states that„he has tried to review the literature on this subject, "but it becomes too massive to publish", general.Littorina. general. general.natural selection and heredity.

GLOSSARIES :ARNOLD, 1965s BURCH, 1950: HOGBEN, 1 9 6 9: PAIN, 1 9 6 4: SAVORY, I97I:

general.Gastropoda, Scaphopoda, Amphineura general. general. general.

HISTORY:CROWLEY, 1975:DANCE, 1 9 6 6:YONGE, I960:YONGE & THOMPSON, 1976:

ICONOGRAPHY:Works with particularly good identification.ALDER & HANCOCK, 1845-55:ELIOT, I9IO:FORBES & HANLEY, 1848-53:FRETTER & GRAHAM, 1976-in progre HUBENDICK & WARÉN, 1976:KERNEY & CAMERON, 1979:MOORE, 1957-in progress:SOWERBY, 1887:SPOEL, 1 9 6 7, I9 76:TAYLOR, I894-I92I:THOMPSON, I976 :THOMPSON & BROWN, 1976:

history of Conchological Society, collectors and collections, oysters, marine studies.

illustrations in relation to

nudibranchs.supplement to ALDER & HANCOCK«, all groups.: prosobranchs.marine prosobranchs.NoW. European snails and slugs, rail groups, fossil and Recent, all groups, pelagic gastropods, land snails and slugs, opisthobranchs. opisthobranchs.

IDENTIFICATION (for works entirely on fossils, see FOSSIL):Works including ccrta.in aspects are indicated by the following letters. As these are mostly subsidiary in treatment, few are cross-referenced in the subject index: A - anatomy; B - behaviour; C - collectingtechniques; D - distribution; E - ecology; F - fossil range;G - general background information; G1 - glossary;P - physiology.ALDER & HANCOCK, 1845-55: BARRETT & YONGE, 1958: BARNES, 1949:BEEDHAM, 1972:CAMERON & REDFERN, 1976: CAMPBELL & NICHOLLS, 1976: CHATFIELD, 1977t>:EALES, 1961:ELIOT, 1910:ELLIS, 1964:ELLIS, 1969a:

nudibranchso Amarine,garden slugs.all groupSoland snail Somarine oWelsh marine.

nudibranchs. Aland snail s. land and freshwater snail So Aland slugso freshwater bivalves» snails in archaeology, all groups,marine (introductory).

ELLIS, 1 9 6 9b:ELLIS, 1978:EVANS, 1972:FORBES & HANLEY, 1848-53:FORSYTH, 1961:FRETTER & GRAHAM, 1976-in progress: prosobranchs. A D E

- keys;

D ED E KE

D E KC D E KD EE

C D E G - KD ED E K

C D E F KD E KD E F K

C D E F G1D E F

G

GASCOIGNE, 1975a:

GASCOIGNE, 1975^-in progress: GRAHAM, 1971:

HADFIELD, 1964:

HELLER, 1975a:HUBENDICK & WAREN, 1976: JAMES, 1968a:JAMES, 1968b:

JANUS, 1965:JEFFREYS, 1862-69:KERNEY & CAMERON, 1979:

MACAN, I960:

McMILLAN, 1968 McMILLAN, 1977 MATTHEWS, 1967 MOORE, 1957-in progress:

MORTON, 1957a, 1957h:MORTON & MACHIN, 1959:

MUUS, 1963:NORDSIECK, 1968:NORDSIECK, 1969:NORDSIECK, 1972:

PALLANT, 1967:

PRUVOT-FOL, 1954:QUICK, 1949:QUICK, I960:

Limapontiidae and Alderia.sacoglossan notes, prosobranchs and Py r am i del 1 i dae. nudibranch veliger 1arvae.

A BE

D E

D E

K

K

K

Littorina. D Eprosobranchs. d E F :Littorina saxatilis agg. D ELittorinidae at Dale,Pembroke. E ICnon-marine. C D E G Kall groups0 C D E F GN.Wo European snailsand slugs. D. Efresh- and brackish-water molluscs. D E Kall groups. D E G G1marine molluscs. D E G G1Loricata. Kall groups, fossiland Recent, A D E F G G1Gymnosomata,land snails ofFlatford Mill. E Kcephalopods.marine prosobranchs„ D Ebivalves. D Eopisthobranchs andRissoacea, D Eland slugs inschool biology. E G Kopisthobranchs. D Kland slugs. D E Kland slugs. A B D E F

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SMITH, 1971: some Rissoa. D ICSMITH, 1974: British marine

gastropods. KS0WERBY, 1887: all groups. D ESPOEL, 1967: Euthecosomata. D E KSPOEL, 197Ó: Pseudothecosom ata,

Gymnosomata,Hoteropoda. A D E K

STEP, 1945: all groups. B D E GTAYLOR, I894-I92I: land snails and slugs .A B D E F GTEBBLE, 1976: marine bivalves. D E G KTHOMPSON, 1976: opisthobranchs. B D E G KTHOMPSON & BROWN, 1976: opisthobranchs. D E K

INTRODUCTORY:CHARLES, 197-1:DANCE, 1976;FORSYTH, 1961 :OMMANNEY, 1 9 6 8:SMYTH, 1968:SOLEM, 1974:STRATTON, 1968:TUKE, 1974:TURK, 1966:

LARVAE (see PLANKTON).

MATHEMATICS, BIOMETRICS and STATISTICS:BOYCOTT, 1928:RIS S O-DOH1N GUE Z, 1963:THOMPSON, 1952 (abridged 1961):

MICROSCOPY:CHATFIELD, 1977a:

MORPHOLOGY (see ANATOMY).

MUSEUMS (see COLLECTIONS).

PARASITES and SYMBIONTS OF M0LLU5CA: CHENG, 1967:

COOKE, 1895:JAMES, 1968b:KNUTSON et aL, 1970:MOZLEY, 1957:PELSENEER, 1935:WRIGHT, 1971:

PARASITIC and SYMBIOTIC MOLLUSCA:CAULLERY, 1952:COOKE, 1895:PELSENEER, 1935:

PHYSIOLOGY :BAYNE, 1976:FRETTER, 1 9 6 8:FRETTER & PEAKE, 1975:

marineo general. marine, marine, general. general. ecology.snails and slugs, general.

conchomctry. measuring nudibranchs, growth and gform.

advice on instruments,

marine molluscs of commercialimportance.general.Littorinidae. snail-killing flics, liver-flukes, general. snail flukes.

generalgeneral

marine mussels,studies.pulmonates.

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NIXON & MESSENGER, 1977: PELSENEER, 1935:RUNÏÏAM & HUNTER, 1970:WELLS, 1978:WILBUR & YONGE, 1 9 6 4, 1966:

PLANKTON (including larvae):BOUGIS, 1976:CRISP, 1971:FRETTER & GRAHAM, 1962: HADFIELD, I9 6 4:HARDY, 1956:LEBOUR, 1937:SPOEL, 1967, 1976:

PREDATORS OF MOLLUSCA:COOKE, 1895:PELSENEER, 1935:PETTITT, 1975:TAYLOR, 1894-1921:

PRESERVATION (see COLLECTING).

SYSTEMATICS (including check-lists)BOWDEN & HEPPELL, 1 9 6 6, 1968 FRETTER & PEAKE, 1 9 7 8: INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION FOR KENNARD & WOODWARD, 1926: KERNEY, 1976a:NIXON & MESSENGER, 1977: PAIN, 1961, 1962:THIELE, 1929-35:TURK, 1973:

WALDEN, 1976:WENZ, 1938-44; I960:WHITE, 1938:WINCKWORTH, 1932, 1951:

cephalopods, general» land slugs » cephalopods, all groups.

marine ecology. marine larvae, prosobranch larvae, nudibranch larvae, general.prosobranch eggs and larvae, planktonic gastropods.

general. general. Littorina. land gastropods.

bivalves (Nuculacea to Cardiacea). pulmonates„

ZOOLOGICAL NOMENCLATURE.non-marine molluscs.fresh- and brackish-water molluscs.cephalopods.introduction.all groups.concordance for Conch. Soc. field card.land snails and slugs, fossil and Recent gastropods, nudibranchs. marine molluscs.

LIST OF TITLES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER OF AUTHORS

Abbreviations follow the World List of scientific periodicals published in the years 1900-1960, 4"th edition (1 9 6 5). Style and punctuation vary in different journals, but the Journal of Conchology is here taken as a model.

ABBOTT, RoT., et aU, 1 9 66, Edn.), 75 PP» U.S.A. Union.

How to collect shells (3rd American Malacological

ALDER, J. & HANCOCK, A., 1845-55- Monograph of the British nudibranchiate Mollusca. 7 parts; col pis. London: Ray Society.(See also ELIOT, 1910; WHITE, 1938.)

BIBLIOGRAPHY,COLLECTING.

ICONOGRAPHY,IDENTIFICATION,

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ARNOLD, W.H., I96 5. Glossary of a thousand-and-one terms used in conchology. Veliger, supple -to volD 7. California Malacozoological Society,

BAKER, J.To, 1975c modern problem(abridged from Endeavour No. 118 col. plSc)0

Tyrian purple: an ancient dye, aConch, Newsletter No. 53: 428-434

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GLOSSARY.

ARCHAEOLOGYBARNES, H.F„, 1949« Slugs in our gardens

6 : 29-4 9, 6 pis., 3 figs.New Biology ECOLOGY,

IDENTIFICATION.BARNES, HoF., & WEIL, J„W., 1944? 1945« Slugs in

gardens, their numbers, activities and distribution. Part 1, J. Anim. Ecol. 13: I4O-I7 5.

1 4 :Part 2, J. Anirrio Ecol.figs., 3 col » piso (See also TUKE, 1 9 7 4.)

71-105. Total of 29

BARRETT, J., & YONGE, sea shore. pp. pis. on molluscs

C.M., 1 9 5 8. I24-I7O, 6

London:

Pocket guide to the col. pis.Collins,

8 half-tone

BAYNE, B.L. (Editor), 1976. Marine mussels and their ecology and physiology. International Biological Programme 10. xvii + 506 pp. Cambridge University Press.

BEEDHAM, GoE., 1972. Identification of the British Molluscao Hulton Group Keys. 239 PP«? c. 350 figs. Amersham: Hulton Educational Publications,

BERRY, R.J„, 1977» Inheritance and natural history.The New Naturalist No. 61. 350 pp., 12 col. pis.,19 black and white photos, 110 figs. London: Collins.

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PURCHON, R.D., 1977» Biology of the Mollusca (2ndEdn.).xxv + 560 pp., 1 8 5 text-figs. Oxford: Porgamon Press.

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RICE, T., 1972. Shellerfs directory of clubs, books,periodicals and dealers. 61 pp. Port Gamble, Washington: 5l0f Sea and Shore'1 Publications.

RISSO-DOMINGUEZ, C.J., 1 9 6 3» Measuring nuaibranchs: a1 standardisation for descriptive purposes. Proc.malac. Soc.Lond. 35° 193-202, 2 figs.

DIRECTORIES.

SYSTEMATICS.

SYSTEMATICS.

GLOSSARIES.DISSECTION,IDENTIFICATION.

BIBLIOGRAPHY.

GENERAL»

GENETICS.ANATOIIY (functional), BEHAVIOUR,DIET,PREDATORS.

PREDATORS.

IDENTIFICATION.

IDENTIFICATION.BIBLIOGRAPHY,IDENTIFICATION.

BIBLIOGRAPHY.

BIBLIOGRAPHY,DEVELOPMENT.

DISPERSAL»

BIBLIOGRAPHY, DIRECTORIES»

MATHEMATICS.

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GENERAL,RUSSELL, H.Do, 1971» Index Nudibranchia. 141 PP*

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SAVORY, T0H0, 1971» Latin and Greek for biologists.Merrow Technical Library. vii + 34 pp. Watford: Merrow Publishing Company.

SHEPPARD, P.M., 1 9 6 7» Natural selection and heredity.(3rd Edn.)» 192 pp., 9 figs*, tables. London: Hutchinson University Library.

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SPARKS, B.W., i960. Ecological interpretation of Quaternary non-marine Mollusca. Proc.Linn.Soc.Lond. 172: 71-80,7 figs.

SPOEL, S. van der, 1 9 6 7. Euthecosomata, a group withremarkable development stages (Gastropoda, Pteropoda). 375 PP» (235-375 are pis.). Gorinchcm: Noorduijn.

IDENTIFICATION,

GENERAL.

GENETICS.

DISSECTION*BIBLIOGRAPHY,ECONOMIC,PHYSIOLOGY.

BIBLIOGRAPHYo

GLOSSARY o

GENETICS.

COLLECTIONS.

DISTRIBUTION,IDENTIFICATION.

IDENTIFICATION.BIBLIOGRAPHY,CULTURE,ECONOMIC.

INTRODUCTION.

DISEASE.EVOLUTION,GENERAL,INTRODUCTORY.

ICONOGRAPHY,IDENTIFICATION.

FOSSILS.BIBLIOGRAPHY, DEVELOPMENT, ICONOGRAPHY, PLANKTON.

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TURK, S.Mo, 1 9 6 6. Collecting shells. Handbook Series.92 pp., 4 pis., 46 figs., 9 tables. London: Foyles.

TURK, S.Mo, 1 9 6 8. Collecting British marine molluscs.Conch.Soc.Papers for Students No. 11. 9 PP«>5 pp« appendices.

TURK, S.M., 1973« Concordance to the Field Card for British marine molluscs. 66 pp. London: Conchological Society.

BIBLIOGRAPHY,DISTRIBUTION,ICONOGRAPHY,PLANKTON.

IDENTIFICATION, INTRODUCTORY.

COLLECTING,

INTRODUCTORY.DISTRIBUTION,GENERAL,ICONOGRAPHY,IDENTIFICATION.

IDENTIFICATION.

GENERAL, SYSTEM/,TICS.

MATHEMATICS

DIET.BIBLIOGRAPHY, DIET, GENERAL, ICONOGRAPHY.

ICONOGRAPHY,IDENTIFICATION.

DISTRIBUTION.

INTRODUCTORY.

INTRODUCTORY.

COLLECTING,DIET.DIET,SYSTEMATICS.

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WAUGH, G.D., HANCOCK, D.A., molluscs: symposium.

BIBLIOGRAPHY,

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BEHAVIOUR.

BEHAVIOUR,BIBLIOGRAPHY,PHYSIOLOGY.

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WELLS, M. J., 1978. Octopus : phy s i ̂1o gy and behaviour of^ advanced invertebrate. xiv + 4 17 pp.” 6̂* pis. "(*2 cof.T, figs., tables, references. London: Chapman & Hall.

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BIBLIOGRAPHY,FOSSIL,GENERAL,-SYSra-AT-ICS.

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J.Conch,

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DEVjSLOPI ENT, PHYSIOLOGY.

SYST'Ti ATICS.

SYSTEMATICS.

COLLECTINGWRIGHT, C oA., 1971. ______________

No. 4. 168 pp., 14 pis., figs.Flukes and snails. Science of Biology

London: Allen&Unwin. PARASITES.YONGE, C.M., 1 9 6 6.

No. 4 (2nd Edn.).London: Collins.

YONGE, C.M., I960. Oysters.209 pp., 31 pis., 72 figs

The sea shore. The New Naturalist311 pp., 72 pis. (40 col.), 88 figs.

ECOLOGY.The New Naturalist. xiv + ARCHAEOLOGY,London: Collins. BIBLIOGRAPHY,CULTURE, ECOLOGY, ECONOMIC, HISTORY.

YONGE, C.M., & THOMPSON, T.E., 1977« Living marine molluscs. ECOLOGY,288 pp., 16 pis., I65 figs. London: Collins. ~ EVOLUTION,

GENERAL, HISTORY.ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON, 1863-in progress. Zoological

Record. Mollusca. London: Zoological Society.(Annual cross-referenced list of worldwide publications.)BIBLIOGRAPHY.

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Brit.ecol.Soc.Symp.Bui 1.Br.Mus« nat.Hi st.Zool

Cah.Biol.mar.CI.Sci.Pub I.Fondation

Agathon de Potter Conch.Newsletter Fich.Ident.Zoolpl.Sheet J.Anim.Ecol.J.Conch.,Lond.

J.mar.biol.Ass.U.K.

J.moll.Studies Ménu Acad.Lyon

M6m. Acad.R.Belg.Cl. Sci .

Phil.Trans.R.Soc.Lond.

Proc.malac.SocoLond.

Proc.R.Irish Acad. Scient.Publs.Frcsw.Bi^l.Ass.

Synopses Br.Fauna Trans.R.ent.Soc.Lond.

ZooloSoc.Sympo

British Ecological Society Symposium.Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History)Zoology.Cahiers de Biologie marine.Classes des Sciences Publications de la Fondation

Agathon de Potter.Conchologists’ Newsletter,,Fiches d’identification du zooplankton.Journal of Animal Ecology.Journal of Conchology. (London is added to the

abbreviation to distinguish it from J. Conchyliogie, Paris, and a comma is inserted to denote that this is not part of the title (cf. Proc.malac.Snc.Lond.).)

Journal of the Marine Biologi.cal Association of the United Kingdom.

Journal of molluscan studies.Mémoires de 1'Academic des sciences, belles-

lettres ct arts de Lyon.Mémoires de l'Açademie Royale de Belgique.

Classes des soiences.Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society

of London.Proceedings of the Malacological Society of

London.Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy.Scientific Publications of the Freshwater

Biological Association.Synopses of the British Fauna.Transactions of the Royal Entomological Society

of London.Zoological Society Symposium.

ACKNOliLEDGEMENTS

Mr. Adrian Norris, Mr. A.E. Ellis and Mrs. Celia Pain are warmly thanked for their help in the presentation of this Guide. Thanks arc also due to Mrs. Nora McMillan and Mr. John Humphreys for kindly providing details of some books.

c) The Conchological Society of Great Britain and Ireland

Revised 2nd edition published - 13th December, I98O.