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TRITON #3, March 2001 Table of Contents
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1. MARINE MOLLUSCS
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VARIABILITY OF
COWRY POPULATIONS:
9. LYNCINA LYNX (L., 1758) FROM THE EAST COAST OF SINAI
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ADDITIONAL CASES OF BLISTER PEARL FORMATION IN BARBATIA BARBATA AND ARCA NOAE FROM ISRAEL
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THE NOMENCLATURE OF THE LARGEST LIMA FROM THE RED SEA, WITH A NOTE ON BLISTER PEARLS IN LIMA VULGARIS
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PAPHIA (PROTAPES) SINUOSA IN THE REDSEA
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ADDITIONAL DATA CONCERNING THE DISTRIBUTION OF NASSARIA ACUMINATA IN THE RED SEA
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10. COWRIES WITH DARK MARGINS ("NIGROCINCTA")
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11. BISTOLIDA ERYTHRAEENSIS (SOWERBY, 1837) IN THE SINAI AREA OFTHE GULF OF AQABA AND ITS COMPARISONWITH B. STOLIDA (L., 1758)
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12. PURPURADUSTA GRACILIS (GASKOIN, 1848) FROM SINAI COAST
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13. ON THE IDENTITY OF PURPURADUSTA MICRODON (GRAY, 1828) IN THE SINAI AREA OF THE GULF OF AQABA
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14. A LONG TOOTHED FORM OF EROSARIA EROSA (L., 1758)
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15. ABOUT EROSARIA NUCLEUS STURANYI IN THE GULF OF AQABA
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1. ROSTRATED SHELLSOF EROSARIA NEBRITES (MELVILL, 1888)
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2. LAND-SNAILS AND FRESH-WATER MOLLUSCS
3. NEW FINDS, NEW PUBLICATIONS, OPINIONS, TRIPS
POLLUTION IN THE GULF OF AQABA
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