Harriet Wood

Harriet Wood
National Museum Wales · Department of Natural Sciences

BSc

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Available possible type specimens of Macaronesian land snails describd by R. T. Lowe
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Type specimens are essential to the study of malacology and are distributed across a wide range of museums in the UK. This initiative, funded by the John Ellerman Foundation, is the beginning of an integrated access and learning project bringing together curators from across the museum sector. Malacological curators from Amgueddfa Cymru - National...
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Several million gastropods are collected each year for the marine ornamental trade to graze on algae detrimental to aquarium species, however, little is known about popular species’ suitability to perform this clean-up crew role. Three commonly traded gastropods, Turbo bruneus, Tectus fenestratus, and Tegula eiseni were assessed on their performanc...
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https://gbmolluscatypes.ac.uk/ This site is the result of a project (2016-2018) to unify images and information on Mollusca type specimens in several large public collections in Great Britain (i.e., England, Scotland and Wales), UK. It was created by a partnership of museums in Glasgow, Newcastle, Leeds, Manchester, Liverpool and Exeter, led by Amg...
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The Natural Sciences Department at Amgueddfa Cymru-National Museum Wales has been using social media to highlight its collections, research and events since 2011. Since then various platforms have been utilised, such as Twitter, Facebook, Storify, blog pages and Flickr to increase profile through social media. Over the last two years a change in wo...
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The Mollusca Types Catalogue was published online by Amgueddfa Cymru - National Museum Wales (AC-NMW) in September 2012. This was the first time that images of over 350 of our most important mollusc specimens were made available to a wide audience, including systematists and collectors. The poster covers: The catalogue; What are type specimens?; Th...
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Available online at http://naturalhistory.museumwales.ac.uk/molluscatypes. The Mollusca collections held at Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum Wales contain some 3200 type specimens, around 350 of which are holotypes or lectotypes. This website aims to make these important specimens and the associated data available to a wide audience, including s...
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The shipworm genus Uperotus is recorded for the first time from British shores. The name U. lieberkindi (Roch, 1931) is adopted rather than U. panamensis (Bartsch, 1922). The pallets and shell are illustrated.
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Ancey (1860-1906) was a keen land and freshwater snail collector who principally focused on snails from the Hawaiian Islands, Central Asia, North and South America, Europe and Africa. In his short life he published many new taxa and greatly contributed to the conchological community. Following Ancey’s death, lists of his many publications and publ...
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Coracuta obliquata n. gen. is recorded from Carmarthen Bay in the Bristol Channel, providing the first British record in 100 years and the first live record in British waters. Its previous generic placements are discussed and hinge structure compared with similar galeommatids. A full description of the species and of the new genus are given and a l...
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This checklist illustrates and comments on the 109 species of marine bivalve currently known from Rodrigues. The fauna appears impoverished when compared to those of Mauritius, Reunion and Seychelles. Low habitat diversity is postulated as the cause of impoverishment rather than the relatively young geological age of Rodrigues. Introduction The isl...

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