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Condition: New. 10, col illus. . Chart. NEW. . This laminated fold-out identification guide provides high-quality images of the land-snail fauna of the Western Ghats of India enabling convenient comparisons to be made between similar species, leading to quick, and secure, identifications. Most species can be identified from their shells.…

Laminated leporello with 8 pp., gr. 8.

Laminated leporello with 10 pp., gr. 8.

Laminated leporello with 12 pp., gr. 8.

Condition: New. xiv, 294, 89 col plates. 270x195mm. HB. NEW. . The first major systematic review of this unique and highly-threatened fauna to appear in nearly a century. Full colour plates of snails - the first comprehensively illustrated work on the Western Ghats land snail fauna. This region includes the western coastline of the Indian peninsula and the lowlands and foothills surrounding the main mountain range. This revision considers 337 taxa (229 species, 38 'varieties', 64 genera, 23 families). This revision evaluates and clarifies the nomenclature and taxonomy of these snails within a modern systematic framework, designating lectotypes and neotypes where appropriate, and provides colour images and specimen data of type material for all the taxa together with distributional data. [9786165518000].…

Hard covers, dust jacket. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. Tropical Natural History Supplement 4. Scarcely used. Weight: 1.0 Language: English.

A Systematic Revision of the Land Snails of the Western Ghats of India is the first, major systematic review of this unique and highly-threatened fauna to appear in nearly a century. With 89 full-page colour plates of snails, it breaks new ground by being the first comprehensively-illustrated work on the Western Ghats land-snail fauna. Defining the Western Ghats as including the western coastline of the Indian peninsula and the lowlands and foothills surrounding the main mountain range, this revision considers a total of 337 taxa (299 species and 38 so-called 'varieties' belonging to 64 genera in 23 familie). These taxa are mostly snails recorded from the Western Ghats (277 species and 29 'varieties' belonging to 64 genera in 23 families), but also included are a few taxa that probably occur in this region, but have yet to be detected. The new publication evaluates and clarifies the nomenclature and taxonomy of these snails within a modern systematic framework, designating lectotypes and neotypes where appropriate, and for the first time provides colour images and specimen data of type material for all the Western Ghats taxa, alongside distributional data from the original literature. It also includes a comprehensive geo-referenced index of localities for the taxa considered. Bangkok, Thailand. Chulalongkorn University Museum of Natural History. 294 pp., 95 color plates, hardcover 4 [19.7 x 26.7 cm].…

xiv, 294 p., 89 col. pls, 6 col. maps, small 4to, hardbound (dust jacket). Very good copy.

xiv, 294 p., 89 col. pls, 6 col. maps, small 4to, hardbound (dust jacket). Very good copy.

xiv, 294 p., 89 coloured plates, 6 coloured maps, small 4to, hardbound (dust jacket). New copy.The first major systematic review of this unique and highly-threatened fauna to appear in nearly a century. Full colour plates of snails - the first comprehensively illustrated work on the Western Ghats land snail fauna. This region includes the western coastline of the Indian peninsula and the lowlands and foothills surrounding the main mountain range. This revision considers 337 taxa (229 species, 38 'varieties', 64 genera, 23 families). This revision evaluates and clarifies the nomenclature and taxonomy of these snails within a modern systematic framework, designating lectotypes and neotypes where appropriate, and provides colour images and specimen data of type material for all the taxa together with distributional data.…