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The Journal of Molluscan Studies is the major international journal covering the biology of molluscs. The journal features the newly developing subjects of molecular genetics, cladistic phylogenetics and ecophysiology, but also maintains coverage of ecological, behavioural and systematic malacology.

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Volume 70, Number 4, 1 November 2004
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RE-EVALUATING CARINIGERA: MOLECULAR DATA OVERTURN THE CURRENT CLASSIFICATION WITHIN THE CLAUSILIID SUBFAMILY ALOPIINAE (GASTROPODA, PULMONATA)
pp. 305-318(14)
Authors: DENNIS R. UIT DE WEERD; EDMUND GITTENBERGER

SHELL MORPHOGENESIS OF ALVEINUS OJIANUS (BIVALVIA: KELLIELLIDAE) AND TAXONOMIC SIGNIFICANCE OF THE EARLY FEATURES
pp. 319-328(10)
Authors: GEORGE A. EVSEEV; OLGA YA SEMENIKHINA; NATALYA K. KOLOTUKHINA

THE POPULATION DYNAMICS OF NASSARIUS FESTIVUS (GASTROPODA: NASSARIIDAE) ON THREE ENVIRONMENTALLY DIFFERENT BEACHES IN HONG KONG
pp. 329-339(11)
Authors: BRIAN MORTON; K. CHAN

LIFE-HISTORY PATTERNS IN THE BROODING FRESHWATER BIVALVE PISIDIUM (SPHAERIIDAE)
pp. 341-351(11)
Author: ROBERT GURALNICK

PREDATOR AVOIDANCE IN BULINUS GLOBOSUS (MORELET, 1866) AND B. TROPICUS (KRAUSS, 1848) (GASTROPODA: PLANORBIDAE) EXPOSED TO PREDATORY AND NON-PREDATORY FISH
pp. 353-358(6)
Authors: PAUL MAKONI; MOSES J. CHIMBARI; HENRY MADSEN

DRILL HOLES PRODUCED BY THE PREDATORY GASTROPOD NUCELLA LAMELLOSA (MURICIDAE): PALAEOBIOLOGICAL AND ECOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS
pp. 359-370(12)
Author: MICHAL KOWALEWSKI

AGE AND GROWTH OF CHAMELEA GALLINA FROM THE ALGARVE COAST (SOUTHERN PORTUGAL): INFLUENCE OF SEAWATER TEMPERATURE AND GAMETOGENIC CYCLE ON GROWTH RATE
pp. 371-377(7)
Authors: MIGUEL B. GASPAR; ALEXANDRE M. PEREIRA; PAULO VASCONCELOS; CARLOS C. MONTEIRO

INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE PHYLOGENETIC RELATIONSHIPS OF FRESHWATER PEARL MUSSELS (BIVALVIA: MARGARITIFERIDAE) BASED ON MOLECULAR DATA: IMPLICATIONS FOR THEIR TAXONOMY AND BIOGEOGRAPHY
pp. 379-388(10)
Authors: STEPHANIE W. HUFF; DAVID CAMPBELL; DANIEL L. GUSTAFSON; CHARLES LYDEARD; CRISTIAN R. ALTABA; GONZALO GIRIBET

VARIATION OF KARYOTYPE COMPOSITION AND GENOME SIZE IN SOME MURICID GASTROPODS FROM THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE
pp. 389-398(10)
Authors: PHILIP L. PASCOE; AWADHESH N. JHA; DAVID R. DIXON

Individual selection and the evolution of chemical defence in nudibranchs: experiments with whole Cadlina luteomarginata (Nudibranchia: Doridina)
pp. 399-400(2)
Author: Brian K. Penney

Hatchlings of the deep-sea octopus Graneledone boreopacifica are the largest and most advanced known
pp. 400-402(3)
Authors: Janet R. Voight; Jeffrey C. Drazen

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