The presence of six Atlantic gastropod species is reported near the aquaculture facilities of Delta del Ebro (Tarragona), in the Mediterranean Sea. Only Littorina littorea was present at huge numbers. The presence of these species seems related with the recent importation of mussels and oysters seed (juveniles) from similar facilities in the Atlantic coast of Spain
The Alboran Sea represents a crossroad between Atlantic and Mediterranean waters, where upwellings a...
The 91 species of Pyramidelloidea found in the Mediterranean Spanish coasts are listed, along with t...
Seven species of introduced freshwater snails are found in Barcelona: Potamopyrgus jenkinsi, Radix a...
Six marine exotic species are cited for the first time in the Delta del Ebro (Tarragona, Spain). For...
Invasive malacofauna associated with marine aquaculture.—Marine aquaculture is an economic activity ...
A checklist is presented with 359 species of coastal marine Testaceous Gastropods collected in the a...
Marine mollusks from Cap Ras and Llançà (Girona, NE Iberian Peninsula). In this work a total of 407 ...
Marine mollusks from Golf de Sant Jordi (L’Ampolla) and Port dels Alfacs. A faunal list of macromoll...
The Ebro Delta is one of the richest and most important natural areas of Catalonia. During the last ...
The marine molluscs found in a detritic mud bottom in Maresme, between the localities of Vilassar de...
Malacofauna associated to a Posidonia oceanica (L.) meadow in Mataró (NE of Iberian Peninsula). We r...
Continental mollusks from the Ebro Delta (Catalonia, Spain).—In this article, we review the continen...
The Lessepsian gastropod Cerithium scabridum was recently reported in two areas of the Iberian Penin...
In this work is reported for the first time the presence of an established population of the gastrop...
Malacological fauna of the Subaquatic Park from Tarragona (el Tarragonès, Catalonia, Spain). A list ...
The Alboran Sea represents a crossroad between Atlantic and Mediterranean waters, where upwellings a...
The 91 species of Pyramidelloidea found in the Mediterranean Spanish coasts are listed, along with t...
Seven species of introduced freshwater snails are found in Barcelona: Potamopyrgus jenkinsi, Radix a...
Six marine exotic species are cited for the first time in the Delta del Ebro (Tarragona, Spain). For...
Invasive malacofauna associated with marine aquaculture.—Marine aquaculture is an economic activity ...
A checklist is presented with 359 species of coastal marine Testaceous Gastropods collected in the a...
Marine mollusks from Cap Ras and Llançà (Girona, NE Iberian Peninsula). In this work a total of 407 ...
Marine mollusks from Golf de Sant Jordi (L’Ampolla) and Port dels Alfacs. A faunal list of macromoll...
The Ebro Delta is one of the richest and most important natural areas of Catalonia. During the last ...
The marine molluscs found in a detritic mud bottom in Maresme, between the localities of Vilassar de...
Malacofauna associated to a Posidonia oceanica (L.) meadow in Mataró (NE of Iberian Peninsula). We r...
Continental mollusks from the Ebro Delta (Catalonia, Spain).—In this article, we review the continen...
The Lessepsian gastropod Cerithium scabridum was recently reported in two areas of the Iberian Penin...
In this work is reported for the first time the presence of an established population of the gastrop...
Malacological fauna of the Subaquatic Park from Tarragona (el Tarragonès, Catalonia, Spain). A list ...
The Alboran Sea represents a crossroad between Atlantic and Mediterranean waters, where upwellings a...
The 91 species of Pyramidelloidea found in the Mediterranean Spanish coasts are listed, along with t...
Seven species of introduced freshwater snails are found in Barcelona: Potamopyrgus jenkinsi, Radix a...