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Fehse, D. (2016): Entwicklungsstadien in der Gehäusemorphologie der Marginellidae und Cysticidae (Stages of development in the shell morphology of the Marginellidae and Cystiscidae) (Mollusca: Gastropoda). – Club Conchylia Mitteilungen, 27: 33-35, text figs. 1-2.

November 2012

Project: Fossil and recent Cypraeoidae and Trivioidea

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Zoologische Staatssammlung München

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A new species of the gastropod family Ovulidae FLEMING, 1828 is described from Singapore. It is assigned to the genus Cuspivolva C. N. CATE, 1973. Type species of the genus is Crenavolva (Cuspivolva) cuspis C. N. CATE, 1973. More than a dozen shells of Cuspivolva singaporica n. sp. are consistently distinguished from those of its congeners Cuspivolva bellica C. N. CATE, 1973 and Cuspivolva ... [Show full abstract] singularis (C. N. CATE, 1973) besides other features due to the striation and coloration of the shell.

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The shell morphology of the almost extinct family Eocypraeidae is compared with that of the Ovulidae and Cypraeidae. Up to now the DNA as well as RNA of the Eocypraeidae was never examined. The validity of the subfamily Prionovolvinae FEHSE, 2007 within the Ovulidae is confirmed. The Eocypraeidae represents an independent family within the Cypraeoidea. Further note: It is also freely accessible ... [Show full abstract] so that everyone can easily check the facts for themselves and draw the appropriate conclusions for their publications. The present study is not intended to be an identification book, because Eocypraeidae as well as the fossil Cypraeidae urgently need a complete revision based exclusively on the type shells.

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