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ORGANISATION OF CONGRESS ORGANISERS-IN-CHIEF Prof. Dr. Thierry BACKELJAU - President of Unitas Malacologica – (Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences - University of Antwerp) Dr. Kurt JORDAENS (University of Antwerp) Dr. Jackie L. VAN GOETHEM (Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences) ORGANISING COMMITTEE Prof. Dr. Peter AERTS (University of Antwerp) Prof. Dr. Tom ARTOIS (University of Hasselt) Prof. Dr. Ronny BLUST (University of Antwerp) Prof. Dr. Luc BRENDONCK (University of Leuven) Prof. Dr. Luc DE MEESTER (University of Leuven) Prof. Dr. Carlo HEIP (NIOO-KNAW - Institute of Ecology, The Netherlands) Dr. Francis KERCKHOF (Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences) Prof. Dr. Herwig LEIRS (University of Antwerp) Prof. Dr. Luc LENS (University of Ghent) Prof. Dr. Jean-Pierre MAELFAIT (INBO - Research Institute for Nature and Forest & University of Ghent) Prof. Dr. Erik MATTHYSEN (University of Antwerp) Dr. Marc POLLET (Institute for the Promotion of Innovation by Science and Technology in Flanders) Prof. Dr. Raoul VAN DAMME (University of Antwerp) Prof. Dr. Stefan VAN DONGEN (University of Antwerp) Prof. Dr. Ron VERHAGEN (University of Antwerp) Prof. Dr. Magda VINCX (University of Ghent) Prof. Dr. Filip VOLCKAERT (University of Leuven) HELPING HANDS (in alphabetical order): Karin Breugelmans (Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences) Claudine Claes (Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences) Wim De Belder (University of Antwerp) Lobke Dillen (University of Antwerp) Solange De Strooper and Mark Van Laeken (Department of Infrastructure – University of Antwerp) Jan Lenaerts (Theological Pastoral Center) Catherine Ongenae (Catering Service – University of Antwerp) and the catering team of the Campus Middelheim and the Campus Groenenborger Vanya Prévot (Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences) XII
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Page 18 and 19: and physiology of the eye, have the
Page 20 and 21: CONFERENCE VENUE The venue for the
Page 22 and 23: CONFERENCE PROGRAM MONDAY 16 JULY 0
Page 24 and 25: 16:50 - 17:10 The enigmatic neogast
Page 26 and 27: MOLLUSCS AND PEST CONTROL Chair: Ri
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Page 32 and 33: TUESDAY 17 JULY NEOGASTROPOD ORIGIN
Page 34 and 35: 16:50 - 17:10 Amphidromus revisited
Page 36 and 37: 12:50 - 14:00 Lunch + AMS Systemati
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Page 44 and 45: THURSDAY 19 JULY INVENTORYING THE M
Page 46 and 47: Theologisch Pastoraal Centrum (TPC)
Page 48 and 49: 12:30 - 12:50 The evolutionary adap
Page 50 and 51: THURSDAY 19 JULY SEXUAL SELECTION I
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Page 56 and 57: FRIDAY 20 JULY MICROMOLLUSCS: METHO
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FRIDAY 20 JULY BIODIVERSITY AT CROS
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SATURDAY 21 JULY IUCN SSC Specialis
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Spatio-temporal and biomass dynamic
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Anatomy, distribution, and ecology
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Pupilloidean snails of Göller Böl
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The microanatomy of Bathyxylophila
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Diversity and altitudinal patterns
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Cytogenetic damage in gill cells of
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Interstitial Mollusca of the amphio
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LXXIX
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Allometric growth of Mytella charru
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Freshwater limpets of the well dist
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Phylogeny of Aeolidacea (Gastropoda
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presumed discrepancy between molecu
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Application of marine mollusk remai
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lesser known taxa such as land snai
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Protothaca thaca (Molina, 1782) is
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Evaluation of Neogastropoda of the
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In freshwater bivalves the outer ma
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of Omalogyridae either as an separa
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Assisted by a database of worldwide
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Isomeria as distributed in moderate
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Keyhole limpets of the genus Fissur
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High levels of intraspecific variat
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The species listed suppose the 46´
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protoconch has non-planctotrophic c
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epresenting time ranges from the HP
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Sampling micromolluscs on tropical
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multiple factors including (i) the
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Chromosome numbers and chromosomal
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Bank (480-1250 m depth), six statio
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Isolated oceanic islands are excell
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Genetic and morphological variabili
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The Azores archipelago provides the
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pinnatifida, associated respectivel
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However, a growth trend related to
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increased from March to summer (Jun
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MYBP, so the early origins and elab
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anging stimuli driving farmers to a
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of egg-shell from an average of 8.1
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On the contrary in the family Turri
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To live or not to live in mud: The
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1. Prepare boiling hot freshwater,
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What do we know about sexual dimorf
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populations. Copulation duration di
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than 565 µ belongs to P. muscorum.
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The IUCN Red List Categories and Cr
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within gastropods.The following acc
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Predatory beetles may be seen as th
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different microhabitats as possible
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image stacks which can be ‘virtua
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Genetic diversity of an exploited p
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(Mycetopodidae, Iridinidae)))))). A
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was also used as arena by the Roman
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techniques would have greatly infla
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Interpreting the last molluscan Uni
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ampullariid genera as currently def
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considered a member of the acavid g
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Immunohistochemistry reveals neural
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and morphological characters. Our s
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closely matched in size. Male-femal
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differentiation, is responsible for
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permission to begin a conservation
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A molecular phylogeny of apple snai
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occurrence of this gastropod in the
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Contrasting distribution patterns o
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Distribution and ecology of Thyasir
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decades, the application of a MOTU-
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Waddington´s widget in the field:
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on the first postlarval growth step
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and alimentary system. The analysis
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B-type esterases in the snail Xerop
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The impact of urbanisation on fresh
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Evidence for sexual selection in Ar
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another highly interesting structur
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Ultrastructural and cytochemical st
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spermatophore morphology of Napaeus
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In summary, most of the common rock
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coastal lagoons, estuaries, coral r
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Cytogenetics of bivalves: a review
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distribution of two Baikal gastropo
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Comprehensive phylogeographic surve
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First steps in the ecological and p
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The Zebra mussel as a bioindicator
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esource with high commercial value;
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esulted in 154 described endemic sp
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3-dimensional microanatomy and sper
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(Herminespina, Muregina, undescribe
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done. The correlation between mollu
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Although the Indo-Pacific has been
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patterns of several genera across d
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century conchologists. In the past
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Vanatta, 1896) in north-central Cal
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will be decreased whereas polymorph
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transport, stabilization and functi
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Holocene molluscan successions from
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accumulation during the larval phas
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water malacofauna of the Azores, in
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described species of this genus, on
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margaritifera, M. auricularia, Unio
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The present study that is based on
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Using the Octopus retina to underst
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Three new species of minute heterob
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taxa avoiding the Cain gap by attai
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handling for the entire procedure a
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Photoreception and the evolution of
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heterogeneity. The values of the di
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mainly non-adaptive as has been sho
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alternative explanations. We found
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activity might alter the sex-specif
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A new species of nudibranch (Gastro
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danasteri. Theodoxus velox is disti
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Mollusc collections in the National
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Ecological character displacement a
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familial, generic and species) with
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First identification of mitochondri
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Polyandrous mothers maximize hatchl
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homologues among other caenogastrop
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Toxic effects of water samples of T
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passively dispersed into the Medite
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Caudofoveata (or Chaetodermomorpha)
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forms in Thailand and nearby areas.
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Interstitial Mollusca of the amphio
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developmental constraint, pleiotrop
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On the invasion of Biomphalaria (Ga
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Complementarity within a functional
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ehaviour near the zone of contact.
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Pupilla muscorum (Linnaeus, 1758) i
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Molecular systematics of North Amer
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Extinction and immigration in the w
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same sub-genus. While position with
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Global patterns of diversity and sp
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Moreover, the ranges of Ugandan lan
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Threshold dimorphism in ejaculate c
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influences such as currents may con
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photoreceptor cell, where cilia and
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ADDENDUM Feeding mechanism in volut
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Caballer, M. 29 Cabanban, A.S. 196
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Hinzmann, M.F. 132 Hispard, F. 98 H
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Nunes, G.K.M. 193 Núñez, J. 156 N
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Tattersfield, P. 200 Taviani, M. 80
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Anderson, Frank Department of Zoolo
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Beu, Alan GNS Science, PO Box 30368
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Clements, Reuben Department of Biol
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Eernisse, Douglas Department of Bio
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Garefalaki, Marina-Elena Department
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Guevara Muñoz, Samira Geologisch-P
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Hill, Robert Department of Biologic
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Kano, Yasunori Department of Biolog
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Lavaleye, Marc Netherlands Institut
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Marigómez, Ionan Cell Biol in Env
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Mylonas, Moisis Biological Departme
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Parker, Meaghan Department of Zoolo
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Redl, Emanuel University of Vienna,
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Salvini-Plawen, Luitfried Universit
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Slapcinsky, John University of Flor
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Tenner, Silke Museum of Natural His
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Van Houtte, Natalie University of A
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Wiwegweaw, Amporn Department of Bio
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