Aubry Gargiulo (16 results)

This book figures the almost completely endemic terebrid fauna of the Panamanian Province, running from a latitude of about 32° north to 5° south. Altogether 51 species are treated. Light is shaded on many different aspects concerning ecology and biology of the species, e.g. their larval ecology, their bathymetric range. The main part cites the original description of the species, mentions the locus typicus and the holotype and discusses the species. Most species are extensively figured. 215 pp., num. col. figs, br. 4.

142 pp., 56 pls, hardcover 4.

Here we bring together most fossil species of the Terebridae family in an attempt to compare the original descriptions of the holotypes and their figures with current species, in order to establish correlations, synonymies and evolutionary derivations that would otherwise be impossible. In doing so we bring the past and present together, without formulating hypotheses unsupported by the data. We collected the descriptions and reports of 554 fossil species of the Terebridae family, searching all available sources. Most of the descriptions are those of the original authors or authors who reported them in later publications. We preferred to present them in the language of the author. The figures are those accompanying the original works. This book is just a compilation of previously published articles, summarizing the available knowledge. 621 pp., num. col. figs, hc 4.

This book on the living terebras of South Africa altogether treats 60 species of which 8 represent endemic species. 230 pp., 60 color pls, num. distribution maps, br. 4.

A regional monograph on auger shells, this one dealing with the West African Terebridae. Ancona. L'Informatore Piceno, 160 pp., numerous color figures, hardcover 4.

261 pp., num. color figs, hardcover 4.

Study and revision of the Terebridae, commonly referred to as auger shells or auger snails, a group or family of small to large predatory marine gastropods. This book deals with living Terebridae of the Western Atlantic and includes fossil Terebridae of the Caribbean. The book consists of two volumes in a slipcase, with a text volume and a slim volume with 64 photographic plates. 286 pp. + 62 pls, num. text figs, 2 vols in slip case, br. 4.

A recent revision of the large family of auger shells. Ancona. L'Informatore Piceno. 515 pp., num. color figs and distribution maps, hardcover 4.

Here we bring together most fossil species of the Terebridae family in an attempt to compare the original descriptions of the holotypes and their figures with current species, in order to establish correlations, synonymies and evolutionary derivations that would otherwise be impossible. In doing so we bring the past and present together, without formulating hypotheses unsupported by the data. We collected the descriptions and reports of 554 fossil species of the Terebridae family, searching all available sources. Most of the descriptions are those of the original authors or authors who reported them in later publications. We preferred to present them in the language of the author. The figures are those accompanying the original works. Ancona. L'Informatore Piceno. 608 pp., num. figs, harcover 4.