Towards a Bibliography of the Terrestrial Molluscs of Canada

Searching reference for species:

Cameron, R.A.D. 1986. Environment and diversities of forest snail faunas from coastal British Columbia. Malacologia 27 (2): 341-355.
www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/13150000

 
34 records found:

Current name* Prov./Terr.Page Name used, if different Other comments
Allogona townsendiana  BC 345—

 

Ancotrema hybridum  BC 342Haplotrema sportella

in part; shells 19-22 mm in diameter at one locality 

Ancotrema sportella  BC 342Haplotrema sportella

in part; probably most shells 11-16 mm in diameter 

Ariolimiax columbianus  BC 346Ariolimax columbianus

 

Arion ater  BC 346—

aggregate 

Carychium occidentale  BC 345—

 

Cochlicopa lubrica  BC 346Cionella lubrica

 

Columella edentula  BC 347—

 

Cryptomastix germana  BC 345Triodopsis germana

 

Deroceras laeve  BC 346—

 

Discus whitneyi  BC 347Discus cronkhitei

 

Euconulus fulvus  BC 347—

 

Haplotrema vancouverense  BC 347—

 

Hemphillia glandulosa  BC 354—

 

Microphysula cookei  BC 345—

 

Monadenia fidelis  BC 345—

 

Nearctula species  BC 342Vertigo rowelli

 

Nesovitrea binneyana  BC 342—

 

Paralaoma servilis  BC 347Punctum conspectum

 

Planogyra clappi  BC 347—

 

Pristiloma johnsoni  BC 347—

 

Pristiloma lansingi  BC 347—

 

Pristiloma stearnsii  BC 347Pristiloma stearnsi

 

Prophysaon andersonii  BC 354Prophysaon andersoni

 

Prophysaon foliolatum  BC 354—

 

Prophysaon vanattae  BC 354—

 

Punctum randolphii  BC 347—

 

Striatura pugetensis  BC 342—

 

Vallonia pulchella  BC 346—

 

Vertigo andrusiana  BC 342—

 

Vertigo columbiana  BC 342—

 

Vespericola columbianus  BC 347Vespericola columbiana

 

Vitrina pellucida  BC 347Vitrina alaskana

 

Zonitoides arboreus  BC 347—

 

*The current name given here should be accepted with caution. This is often my “best guess” to attempt to resolve old and new taxonomy, and in all but a few cases, the material on which records were based has not be seen and identifications not verified.

 

© 2003–2009 Robert Forsyth, Smithers, BC, Canada. Accessed: September 8, 2010