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Inventory of Japanese Sacoglossan Opisthobranchs: Historical Review, Current Records, and Unresolved Issues

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 1-22

Allozyme Analysis of JapaneseSemisulcospiraSpecies (Gastropoda: Pleuroceridae) Reveals That Lake Biwa Endemic Species are not Monophyletic*

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 23-36

Hand Harvesting Quickly Depletes Intertidal Whelk Populations

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 37-50

Multi-Data Set Revision of Two Uncommon Species of Chromodorididae (Nudibranchia) from the Gulf of Mexico

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 51-62

Caribbean Seagrasses as a Food Source for the Emerald NeritidSmaragdia viridis

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 63-67

Survival and Growth of Newly TransformedLampsilis cardiumandLampsilis siliquoideain a Flow-Through, Continuous Feeding Test System

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 69-75

Evolutionary Radiation of Present-Day Nautilus and Allonautilus

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 77-93

Fecundity and Survival Advantages of an Exotic Gastropod Compared to a Native Species

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 95-103

Clarifying the Northern Distributional Limits of the Slipper LimpetCrepidula fornicatain the Northwestern Atlantic

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 105-119

Brooding Patterns in Three Freshwater Mussels of the GenusElliptioin the Broad River in South Carolina

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 121-126

Molluscan Community Composition and Richness in Four High-Elevation Idaho Streams Includes an Exotic Taxon

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 127-133

Invasion of the Argentinean Paranense Rainforest by the Giant African SnailAchatina fulica

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 135-137

Wayne Grimm's Legacy: A 40-Year Experiment on the Dispersal of Cepaea nemoralisin Frederick County, Maryland

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 139-142

Symposium on “Speciation in Molluscs” at the 75thAnnual AMS Meeting

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 143

Snails on an Evolutionary Tree: Gulick, Speciation, and Isolation*

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 145-157

The Opposite of Speciation: Genetic Relationships Among the Populations of Pleurocera (Gastropoda: Pleuroceridae) in Central Georgia*

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 159-168

Patterns of Speciation in Marine Gastropods: A Review of the Phylogenetic Evidence for Localized Radiations in the Sea*

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 169-186

Towards Solving Darwin's “mystery”: Speciation and Radiation in Lacustrine and Riverine Freshwater Gastropods*

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 187-216

Speciation in Modern Marine Bivalves (Mollusca: Bivalvia): Insights from the Published Record*

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 217-245

What, if Anything, Can We Learn from the Fossil Record about Speciation in Marine Gastropods? Biological and Geological Considerations*

Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 247-276

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Published in American Malacological Bulletin, in 2011, in volume 29, issue 1-2, pages 284-285