1996
DOI: 10.1080/03014223.1996.9518067
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Morphological variation in the shells ofPlacostylusspecies (Gastropoda: Bulimulidae) in New Zealand and implications for their conservation

Abstract: Shell morphologies of five extant populations of Placostylus bollonsi, 12 of P. ambagiosus, and one of P. hongii from three locations in the far north of New Zealand (Three Kings Islands, Te Paki, and Whangaruru North Head Scenic Reserve), were compared. Overall, little difference between populations could be detected within the species P. bollonsi and P. ambagiosus using a Principal Components Analysis on 10 or 14 shell characters. Only the West Island population of P. bollonsi seemed morphologically distinct… Show more

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“…Triggs and Sherley (1993) showed that there was a considerable level of genetic variation between populations of P. ambagiosus. In these cases, small but overlapping differences in shell morphology led to prior creation of several subspecies (Powell 1938(Powell , 1947(Powell , 1948(Powell , 1951bSherley 1996).…”
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“…Triggs and Sherley (1993) showed that there was a considerable level of genetic variation between populations of P. ambagiosus. In these cases, small but overlapping differences in shell morphology led to prior creation of several subspecies (Powell 1938(Powell , 1947(Powell , 1948(Powell , 1951bSherley 1996).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Species similar to Lord Howe Island Placostylus occur in northern New Zealand (Powell 1947(Powell , 1951bChoat and Schiel 1980;Triggs and Sherley 1993;Sherley 1996) and the Three Kings Islands (off northern-most New Zealand ;Powell 1951a;Brook and Laurenson 1992 Haas, 1935. In New Zealand, there are three main taxa. Placostylus hongii ( Fig.…”
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“…A total of 15 shell morphometrics was measured using Mitutoyo digital callipers at 0.00 ± mm following Sherely’s (1996) ( Fig. 2 , Table 1 ).…”
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“… Shell characteristic used in the present study based on Sherely (1996) . Detail shell morphometrics and characteristics as shown in Table 1 .…”
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