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This reference is cited by Ruhoff (1980) who dates this part of Pfeiffer's
1853-1877 work as 1853.

dick p.

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From: "naturama" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, February 16, 2007 3:29 PM
Subject: Helix buchi


> Helkix buchi was described by Du Bois de Montpereux in:
>
> Louis Pfeiffer
> Monographia Heliceorum viventium sistens Descriptiones
> systematicas et criticas omnium huis familiae generum et
> specierum hodie cognitarum, Lipsiae F.A. Brockhous,
> vol. 3 pag. 181
>
> All the best
>
> Riccardo Giannuzzi-Savelli
>
>
>
>
>>Dear Charles,
>>
>>Likhachev and Rammel'meier (1952) attribute Helix buchi to Louis
>>Pfeiffer, 1853 [as Helix] and consider it separate from H. lucorum
>>Linnaeus, 1758. There is no direct comparison of the two in the
>>text, but the illustrations indicate significant similarity. These
>>figures indicate H. buchi as having a more deflected, smaller, more
>>oblique aperture.
>>
>>The differences in the descriptions are as follows:
>>protoconch smooth in H. lucorum; finely granular in H. buchi.
>>ground color yellow in H. l.; white in H. b.
>>major diameter 41 to 49 mm, height 40 to 47 mm for H. l; 47 to 52 mm
>>and 46 to 50 mm respectively for H. b.
>>flagellum "many times longer than the penis" (about four times in
>>fig.) in H. l; "1 1/2 to 2 times..." in H. b. (genitalia not figured)
>>
>>Let me know if you could use some scans.
>>
>>Harry
>>
>>Likhachev, I. M. and E. S. Rammel'meier, 1952.  Terrestrial mollusks
>>of the fauna of the U.S.S.R. (Keys to the fauna of the U.S,S.R. -
>>No. 43). Izdatel'stvo Academii Nauk SSSR , Moscow and Leningrad. iv
>>(?; unpaginated) + pp. 1-511. (Translated from Russian and published
>>for the National Science Foundation, Washington, D. C. by the Israel
>>Program for Scientific Translations, Jerusalem, 1962. iv + pp.
>>1-574.).
>>
>>
>>At 04:36 AM 2/16/2007, you wrote:
>>
>>>Good morning all,
>>>I am trying to check or find reliable update article on validity of taxon
>>>Helix bushi Du Bois de Montpereux(date 1837 ?). Snails coming with this
>>>labelling usually come from Russia.
>>>Googling does not yield much result pages except for a few pages in
>>>Russian
>>>(musea pages) Author's name does not yield much either except for Du Bois
>>>von Montpereux on an antiquarian book seller's list.
>>>The point of this post is to try to find out in how far Helix bushi might
>>>be related to lucorum. If two taxons are valid as species, what are the
>>>criteria for ID 2 species.
>>>Tks much in advance for any additional info.
>>>WKR
>>>Charles Geerts
>>>
>>
>>Harry G. Lee, M. D.
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>>look at  www.jaxshells.org
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