Schileyko (29 results)

23 pp., 7 figs, gr. 8.

New taxa: Ponsadenia n. gen., Nanaja n. gen., Narina n. subgen., Ugama n. subgen., Euomphaliinae n. subfam., Batumica n. subgen., Boemica n. subgen., Angiomphalia n. gen., Lentiga n. subgen., Steklovia n. gen., Bradybaena transbaicalia n. sp., Bradybaena diversita n. sp., Bradybaena vulcanica n. sp., Bradybaena pseudoferghanica n. sp., Nanaja cumulata n. sp., Nanaja illuminata n. sp., Leucozonella (Narina) crassicosta n. sp., Caucasigena (Caucasigena) reminiscenta n. sp., Helicopsis likharevi n. sp., Archaica (Ugama) labianix n. sp., Anginomphalia (Anginomphalia) copiosa n. sp., Anginomphalia (Anginomphalia) exasperata n. sp., Anginomphalia (Anginomphalia) almalensis n. sp. Other treated genera: Helicodonta, Lindholmiola, Oestophora, Bradybaena, Odontotrema, Leucozonella, Hygrohelicopsis, Teberdinia, Kokotschashvilia, Caucasigena, Diodontella, Plicuteria, Trichia, Edentiella, Helicopsis, Xeropicta, Helicella, Lindholmomneme, Chilanodon, Perforatella, Monachoides, Pseudotrichia, Urticicola, Fruticocampylaea, Shileykoia, Circassina, Cernuella, Xerosecta, Archaica, Karabaghia, Hesseola, Euomphalia, Platytheba, Oscarboettgeria, Stenomphalia, Monacha, Paedhoplita, Caucasocressa, Arianta, Helicigona, Isognomostoma, Drobacia, Causa, Klikia, Cepaea, Cryptomphalus, Eobania, Levantina, Caucasotachea, Helix, Triodopsis Moskva, 384 + XXI pp., num. figs, hardcover gr. 8 [17 x 26 cm] [in Russian].

Leningrad, NAUKA, 1978. 8vo (24.8 x 16.5 cm). 384 pp.; 467 (groups of) text figures, 21 photographic plates. Publisher's black, embossed cloth. White title on spine and front board. = A very well-illustrated monograph, containing quite a number of new taxa (on all levels) and reclassifications. This part on Helicoidea - almost exclusively - contains the families Helicodontidae, Bradybaenidae, Hygromiidae, and Helicidae; as well as Polygyroidea, with Polygyridae (one, apparently introduced, species). Stamp on front free endpaper recto and title page; otherwise a very good, clean copy.

This is the first (since 1952), original and fully colorful account of the entire fauna of terrestrial molluscs of most of the Palearctic. It covers 46 families, 225 genera and 781 species and subspecies. Information on each species-level taxon includes a reference to the original description, complete synonymy, data on the type locality and type material, size, distribution, and, when appropriate, taxonomic and nomenclatural notes. Virtually all of the species are illustrated in color, both the photos and drawings usually being based on the type material from various repositories. The photographs of most of the types are being published for the first time. Sofia, Moscow. Pensoft. 312 pp., 142 color plates, br. gr. 8.

Leningrad, NAUKA, 1984. 8vo (24.8 x 16.5 cm). 399 pp., 279 (groups of) text figures. Publisher's black, embossed cloth. White title on spine and front board. = A very well-illustrated monograph, containing quite a few new taxa (on all levels) and reclassifications. Pupillina may equal Pupilloidei; here it includes Cochlicopoidea, Orculoidea, Pupilloidea, Vertiginoidea, Chondrinoidea, and Buliminoidea. Stamp on front free endpaper recto and title page; otherwise a very good, clean copy.

This is the first (since 1952), original and fully colorful account of the entire fauna of terrestrial molluscs of most of the Palearctic. It covers 46 families, 225 genera and 781 species and subspecies. Information on each species-level taxon includes a reference to the original description, complete synonymy, data on the type locality and type material, size, distribution, and, when appropriate, taxonomic and nomenclatural notes. Virtually all of the species are illustrated in color, both the photos and drawings usually being based on the type material from various repositories. The photographs of most of the types are being published for the first time. Sofia, Moscow, Pensoft. 312 pp., 142 color plates, hardcover gr. 8.

188 p., 15 figs, cloth. Zoology of the Invertebrates. Vol. 1. In Russian. Ex library Dr. A.C. van Bruggen (with his stamp).

384 p., 467 (groups of) text figures, 21 photographic plates, publisher's black, embossed cloth. White title on spine and front board. In Russian. A very good, clean copy.A very well-illustrated monograph, containing quite a number of new taxa (on all levels) and reclassifications. This part on Helicoidea ? almost exclusively ? contains the families Helicodontidae, Bradybaenidae, Hygromiidae, and Helicidae; as well as Polygyroidea.

399 p., 279 (groups of) text figures. Publisher?s black cloth, with gilt title on front board and spine. In Russian. A very good, clean copy.Includes many new species. Well-illustrated.