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This compilation lists the 286 malacological journals and newsletters (representing 374 titles), arranged by continent and country. The place, duration, and status of each publication is given and changes in titles are cross-referenced. Of these serials, 157 are still published. It is determined that about 25% of current malacological publications are published in these journals devoted solely to mollusks. The geographical distribution (31 countries represented) and the usage of malacological journals are analyzed in terms of the broader context of the scientific journal literature field. 23 pp., 4.…

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This paper catalogues the publications of Joachim Johann Nepomuk Anton Spalowsky (1752-1797) and discusses the new species described in his conchological treatise, the Prodromus in Systema Historicum Testaceorum (1795). 10 pp., 1 fig. gr. 8.

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As a much needed bibliographic tool, an annotated catalog is given of the symposia and workshops that have been held at malacological and generalist meetings over the past six decades, together with their resulting publications. Particularly detailed emphasis is given to the meetings of Unitas Malacologica, the American Malacological Union, and the Western Society of Malacologists. 20 pp., 4.…

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This paper delineates the life and scientific contributions of Karl Eduard Martens (1831-1904) the noted German zoologist whose research centered on mollusks. A biographical sketch is provided; his professional career (from 1855 onwards) was spent at the Zoologisches Museum Berlin. The first complete bibliography of his publications is here included. Martens described some 155 genera (150 molluscan) and almost 1,800 species (circa 1,670 mollusks, 39 crustaceans, 50 echinoderms, 9 in other animal groups); a full catalogue with subsequent references of note completes this paper. Cambridge, Massachusetts, Department of Mollusks, Museum of Comparative Zoology. vii + 417 pp., 1 fig., hardcover gr. 8 [15.5 x 22 cm, green buckram binding] [Inscribed by Kenneth J. Boss].…

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