2015
New and rarely reported gastropods and bivalves on shipwrecks in the Dutch North Sea
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Publication
Basteria , Volume 79 - Issue 1/3 p. 8- 14
The small caenogastropods Cerithiopsis tubercularis and Crisilla semistriata are reported living on shipwrecks in the southern part of the Dutch Continental Shelf. These are the first autochthonous records for The Netherlands. This paper also lists recent records from these wrecks of some rarely reported molluscs, viz. Kellia suborbicularis, Sphenia binghami, Nassarius incrassatus, Trivia arctica and Trivia monacha.
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| Organisation | Nederlandse Malacologische Vereniging |
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Godfried van Moorsel, Marco Faasse, & Wouter Lengkeek. (2015). New and rarely reported gastropods and bivalves on shipwrecks in the Dutch North Sea. Basteria, 79(1/3), 8–14. |
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