New Information on the Malacofauna of the Catchment Area of Rusenski Lom River (North Bulgaria)

Journal Title: Ecologia Balkanica - Year 2015, Vol 7, Issue 2

Abstract

After this short note adding 8 species to the faunal list of the area, a total of 130 mollusk species are known from the catchment area of Rusenski Lom River both aquatic and terrestrial.

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Iltcho Kolev, Dilian Georgiev

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Iltcho Kolev, Dilian Georgiev (2015). New Information on the Malacofauna of the Catchment Area of Rusenski Lom River (North Bulgaria). Ecologia Balkanica, 7(2), 85-85. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-117544