… large geographical scales that do … of gastropod assemblages were correlated to environmental
drivers, we created a variable-by-site matrix with variables normalized to a common scale…

Uncertainty and controversy surround the geographical and … These data suggest strong
geographical barriers to gene … A survey of the geographic distributions of marine radiations …

Marine invertebrates are exploited increasingly as food resources worldwide, but
knowledge of genetic population structure is limited for most commercially valuable taxa. We …

… Molluscs are good model organisms for the study of marine speciation. At least in shelled
gastropods, PLD can be inferred from the size of the larval shell (protoconch) retained on the …

… populations of a marine gastropod (Acanthinucella spirata) in … , our data show that geographical
range shifts in response to … Drawings are not to scale. Note changes in the relative spire …

… on gastropod and bivalve mollusks, important faunal components of virtually all major marine
habitats… Rather we document geographic gradients of diversity in a variety of environmental …

A climate envelope approach was used to model the distributions of the intertidal gastropod
Patella rustica, to test the robustness of forecast responses to climate change. The model …

… latitudinal range, geographical variation in morphological and … the rocky shore marine
gastropod Bembicium vittatum exhibited … Shape variation at both local and geographic scales may …

… have shaped the geographic range of species over historic and recent time scales. Reciprocal
monophyly between populations may imply vicariance over long historic time scales (say …

… geographical range covering the entire SEP coast (certainly including the transition zone
between adjacent biogeographical provinces): the gastropod … a tremendous spatial scale (more …