Papers On Mollusca of Japan volume 1
Papers On Mollusca of Japan volume 1
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Ges. , Ill, 1876, p. 34, proposed as a section of Balea ; type Balea variegata A. Ad.
The type of Reinia is a small tapering -pupoid species, with discontinuous peristome, the aperture being Buliminoid, deficient in lamellae and without plicae, lunella or clausilium. It was included by Bottger next to Balea ; but that group as usually constituted consists of no less than three series of species, each totally dis- tinct and unrelated.
It was Dr. O. Von Mollendorff who with keen insight first poi...nted out the fundamental distinction between Balea and Reinia. 3 He recognized in the Chinese C. Eastlalceana a less modified form of Reinia, and after discussing the characters of the group, declared it to be related to the eastern Asiatic group Phcedusa. The relation of Reinia to Phcedusa, von Mollendorff further held, is comparable to that of Alopia to the true Clausilia of Europe: " Phylogenetisch diirfte Reinia als der lebende Eest der Vorfahren der heutigen Phcedusa- Arcen aufzufassen sein, wie 3 Jahrb.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ges. , Ill, 1876, p. 34, proposed as a section of Balea ; type Balea variegata A. Ad.
The type of Reinia is a small tapering -pupoid species, with discontinuous peristome, the aperture being Buliminoid, deficient in lamellae and without plicae, lunella or clausilium. It was included by Bottger next to Balea ; but that group as usually constituted consists of no less than three series of species, each totally dis- tinct and unrelated.
It was Dr. O. Von Mollendorff who with keen insight first poi...nted out the fundamental distinction between Balea and Reinia. 3 He recognized in the Chinese C. Eastlalceana a less modified form of Reinia, and after discussing the characters of the group, declared it to be related to the eastern Asiatic group Phcedusa. The relation of Reinia to Phcedusa, von Mollendorff further held, is comparable to that of Alopia to the true Clausilia of Europe: " Phylogenetisch diirfte Reinia als der lebende Eest der Vorfahren der heutigen Phcedusa- Arcen aufzufassen sein, wie 3 Jahrb.
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