Publications, Daniel L. Geiger
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Book: Geiger,
D.L. Oct. 30, 2012. Monograph of the Little Slit-Shells. 1291 pages, 1042 figures, 5 color plates, 11 identification cards, >900 references, 17 new species described. |
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Book: Geiger,
D.L & B. Owen (2012). Abalone: World-Wide Haliotidae.viii + 361 pp. 91 color plates. Radula atlas, new subspecies described by Owen and Owen & Afonso. |
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Symposium volume: Geiger, D. L. & B. Ruthensteiner (eds, July 25, 2008). To purchase the volume, go to www.mapress.com/zoosymposia. The present volume contains the proceedings from the symposium Micromolluscs: Methodological Challenges – Exciting Results held during the 16th UNITAS Malacologica World Congress of Malacology in Antwerp, Belgium, July 15–20, 2007. For the purpose of this volume, micromolluscs were defined as molluscs no larger than 5 mm. Such forms play an important role in a variety of research fields, such as origin, phylogeny or biodiversity of the phylum. It is widely recognized that the small molluscan fauna is incredibly diverse and replete with significant discoveries to be made, yet few people work on micromolluscs as they are perceived as being difficult to deal with. The world of micromolluscs is still wide open, as is shown here. The contributions cover a wide spectrum of scientific aspects ranging from methodological assessments, case studies, to review articles. We aim at encouraging working with micromolluscs and showcasing that the types of discoveries that can be made are well worth the slightly greater effort expended. |
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Book:
Geiger,
D.L & G.T. Poppe. 2000. Haliotidae. in Conchological
Iconography. G.T. Poppe & K. Groh (eds.). Conchbooks, Hackenheim.
135 pp., 83 pls. Approx. US$80. DM
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Facsimile pdfs of old Malacological WorksThe pdf-files provided here are large, which may take several hours to download. I have tried to use lower quality settings with only insignificantly smaller files, and much reduced reproduction quality. To reduce size somewhat, the files are only compatible with Acrobat 7 or higher. Running Optical Character Recognition on the files does reduce file size, though also produces a grainier result; please note that the OCR algorithm produce garbage words, hence the files are still not searchable. ***** Acrobat 7 or higher required! ***** Links go to password protected directory to thwart bots. Lichtenstein (1794) Catalogus rerum naturalium rarissimarum. PDF [77 MB] Rüppel & Leuckhart (1830) Atlas zu der Reise im nördlichen Afrika. Erste Abtheilung Zoologie. PDF [116 MB] | smaller OCR processed pdf [25 MB] Schepman (1908) Siboga Expeditie, Volume 39, Part 1: Rhipidoglossa and Docoglossa. von Martens (1903) Die beschalten Gastropoden der deutschen Tiefsee-Expedition 1898-1899: A. Systematisch-geographischer Teil. Deutsche Tiefsee-Expedition 7: 1-146, pls. 1-5. Thiele (1903) B. Anatomisch-systmatische Untersuchungen einiger Gasstropoden. Deutsche Tiefsee Expedition 7: 147-179, pls. 6-11. Ramirez-Böhme, J. (1981) Moluscos de Chile. 1 Arcaheogastropoda. 149 pp. From library of Gene Coan. An elusive work. |