Nuevas especies de la familia Columbellidae (Gasteropoda: Neogastropoda) para el litoral peruano

Name: Nuevas especies de la familia Columbellidae (Gasteropoda: Neogastropoda) para el litoral peruano
Creator: Arias Ávila, Carlos Alberto

Arias Ávila, Carlos Alberto

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License: CC BY

Data sources: Datacite

Nuevas especies de la familia Columbellidae (Gasteropoda: Neogastropoda) para el litoral peruano

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 26 Jul 2021 Spanish Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: Arias Ávila, Carlos Alberto;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.5035699 , 10.5281/zenodo.5035700

Nuevas especies de la familia Columbellidae (Gasteropoda: Neogastropoda) para el litoral peruano

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This article includes a total of 8 new species of Columbellidae for the Peruvian coast, grouped into 4 genera: Anachis mogolloni, Parvanachis bocapanensis, Parvanachis forcellii, Mitrella penai, Mitrella caboblanquensis, Mitrella humboldti, Mitrella salvadorae, including a new genus Urpiella and species Urpiella thorssoni

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