🐌 A new snail just dropped! This paper describes Hirtudiscus hirsutissimus, a new species of terrestrial gastropod from Panama. Learn more: molluscanhorizons.org/mh/article/v...
Molluscan Horizons
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Molluscan Horizons is an open-access, peer-reviewed academic journal that publishes original scientific articles on all aspects of molluscan research, or Malacology. https://molluscanhorizons.org/
🐌 A decade of Brazilian land and freshwater gastropods, but still a lot to do! Learn more: molluscanhorizons.org/mh/article/v...
What happens when a species name turns out to have already been used? 🧐 Discover the latest contribution to the taxonomy of Brazilian gastropods in our journal! Learn more: molluscanhorizons.org/mh/article/v...
🔬 A new behavior in Scaphopoda was documented: Paradentalium disparile autotomizes a tangled mass of captacula in response to disturbance, a phenomenon that could represent a physiological stress response more common than previously recognized. 🐌 Learn more: bit.ly/scaphopoda
軟体動物学の新雑誌『Molluscan Horizons』が創刊されました。同誌編集委員会のロドリゴ・サルバドール博士(@krakenscholar.bsky.social) からのご依頼により、ご紹介いたします。同誌はブラジル軟体動物学会(SBMa)主導のラテンアメリカの軟体動物学会による共同事業で、原著論文、総説、研究方法論などの投稿を歓迎するとのことです。詳細は下記ホームページをご覧下さい。
We are pleased to introduce Molluscan Horizons, a diamond open-access, peer-reviewed academic journal born from a joint effort of Latin American malacological societies, led and funded by the Brazilian Society of Malacology. To learn more, please visit our website: www.molluscanhorizons.org
We invite the submission of original research articles for forthcoming issues of Molluscan Horizons. We particularly welcome studies presenting novel data or regional perspectives that have historically been underrepresented in the literature. Learn more👉 www.molluscanhorizons.org/mh/about
We are pleased to introduce Molluscan Horizons, a diamond open-access, peer-reviewed academic journal born from a joint effort of Latin American malacological societies, led and funded by the Brazilian Society of Malacology. To learn more, please visit our website: www.molluscanhorizons.org