Subspecies richness (average number of subspecies per species= SSP/SP) has traditionally
been explained by niche breadth, characteristics of the preferred habitat (“habitat …

We studied the transformation of a middle-to-late Holocene forested ecosystem using the
highly indicative remains of land snails. The study areas were sandstone landscapes of …

This contribution provides a revision of the stylommatophoran pulmonate family
Chondrinidae. Based on newly acquired molecular as well as morphometric and …

To accurately delimit species the use of multiple character types is essential as all speciation
processes are not equally reflected in different data (eg morphological, molecular or …

This study revises the taxonomy and species limits of Chondrina taxa living in the
Cantabrian mountain region of N Spain, based mainly on molecular data but supplemented …

Borneo has gone through dramatic changes in geology and topography from the early
Eocene until the early Pliocene and experienced climatic cycling during the Pleistocene …

Chondrina Reichenbach, 1828 is a highly diverse genus of terrestrial molluscs currently
including 44 species with about 28 subspecific taxa. It is distributed through North Africa …

The pulmonate snail Chondrina avenacea lives on exposed rock walls where it experiences
drastic daily and seasonal fluctuations of abiotic conditions and food availability. We found …

Mt DNA CO1 sequences published in Kokshoorn et al.,(2010) had some errors when
uploaded into GenBank. As a result, many haplotypes have an incorrect GenBank accession …

A narrow range endemic species is described from NW Italy as Chondrina feneriensis spec.
nov. The new species is classified with other centre-East Alpine taxa on the basis of a …