Titlebook: Galápagos Marine Invertebrates; Taxonomy, Biogeograp Matthew J. James Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 Charles Darwi

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Zoogeography of the Shallow-Water Cirriped Fauna of the Galápagos Islands and Adjacent Regions in thYet the cirripeds, the only invertebrates to receive Darwin’s personal attention as a systematist, are virtually unknown for the region. His monographs on the Cirripedia (Darwin, 1851,1854) contain references to three species collected during the voyage of the . (Linnaeus) and . (Gmelin) from rocky

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Amphipoda of the Galápagos Islandslattened from side to side. They are easily identified because they are crustaceans with only 3 pairs of pleopods (swimmerets). Two body extremes are shown in Fig. 1; the rarely expressed flattened form resembles an isopod.

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Anchialine Fauna of the Galápagos Islands of this habitat, such caves act as refuges, preserving primitive relict taxa. Investigations of marine caves in the Atlantic have resulted in the discovery of many higher taxa including the new crustacean class Remipedia (Yager, 1981), the new peracarid order Mictacea (Bowman and Iliffe, 1985), the

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The Marine Mollusks of the Galápagosganisms. Two comments, however, indicate that Darwin recognized that the marine mollusks were also unique: 1) “... of the ninety shells no less than forty-seven are unknown elsewhere—a wonderful fact, considering how widely distributed sea-shells generally are” (Darwin, 1906, p. 376); and 2) “We hav

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-68998-7mber 1973 to August 1975)], while laying the groundwork for the establishment of a marine national park (Wellington, 1976). As a result of these collections, generously donated to the Allan Hancock Foundation (AHF), eight species and four genera were added to the insular fauna.

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Book 1991 volume is designed specifically to provide a summary of work on the marine invertebrate fauna. One deviation from that objective was the inclusion of a chapter on land snails, which proved to be a good choice because the phylum Mollusca is now covered more thoroughly in this volume than in any sing