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Reitano, A.; Di Franco, D.; Scuderi, D. (2024). Three new species of Discopsis De Folin, 1870 from the Plio-Pleistocene of Sicily (Gastropoda Tornidae). Biodiversity Journal. 15(3): 585-595.
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Reitano, A.; Di Franco, D.; Scuderi, D.
2024
Three new species of <i>Discopsis</i> De Folin, 1870 from the Plio-Pleistocene of Sicily (Gastropoda Tornidae)
Biodiversity Journal
15(3): 585-595
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Stated date: Published online 30 September 2024
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Discopsis destefanii Reitano, Di Franco & Scuderi, 2024 † (original description)
Discopsis europaea (de Stefani, 1888) † (status source)
Discopsis philippii Reitano, Di Franco & Scuderi, 2024 † (original description)
Discopsis vivianorum Reitano, Di Franco & Scuderi, 2024 † (original description)
Discopsis europaea (de Stefani, 1888) † (status source)
Discopsis philippii Reitano, Di Franco & Scuderi, 2024 † (original description)
Discopsis vivianorum Reitano, Di Franco & Scuderi, 2024 † (original description)
Sicily for Discopsis destefanii Reitano, Di Franco & Scuderi, 2024 †
Sicily for Discopsis philippii Reitano, Di Franco & Scuderi, 2024 †
Sicily for Discopsis vivianorum Reitano, Di Franco & Scuderi, 2024 †
Sicily for Discopsis philippii Reitano, Di Franco & Scuderi, 2024 †
Sicily for Discopsis vivianorum Reitano, Di Franco & Scuderi, 2024 †
Etymology
Named after Carlo De Stefani (Padova, Italy), for his contributions on paleontology. [details]
Etymology
Named after Rudolph Amando Philippi (Berlin, Germany), one of the founders of Sicilian paleontology. [details]
Etymology
Named after the Viviano brothers, Roberto and Arturo (Palermo, Italy). [details]
