Geräusch einer Schnecke beim Essen

wissen, dass diese wild lebenden Tiere wieder in ihrer natürlichen Umgebung sind.

AUSGEWÄHLTE BIBLIOGRAPHIE
     
    Bücher über Gastropoden
     
    G. M. Barker: The Biology of Terrestrial Molluscs . New York, CABI 2001.
    Ders.: Natural Enemies of Terrestrial Molluscs . New York, CABI 2004.
    John B. Burch: How to Know the Eastern Land Snails . Dubuque, Wm. C. Brown 1962.
    Ronald Chase: Behavior and its Neutral Control in Gastropod Molluscs . New York, Oxford University Press 2002.
    Oliver Goldsmith: ‹Of Turbinated Shell-Fish, or The Snail Kind›, in: A History of the Earth and Animated Nature . 1774. Glasgow, Blackie and Son 1860.
    Edgar Allan Poe: The Conchologist’s First Book . Philadelphia, Haswell, Barrington and Haswell 1839.
    Alan Solem: The Shell Makers: Introducing Mollusks . New York, John Wiley and Sons 1974.
    C. F. Sturm, T. A. Pearce und A. Valdes: The Mollusks: A Guide to Their Study, Collection, and Preservation . Boca Raton, American Malacological Society/Universal Publishers 2006.
    Karl M. Wilbur (Hg.): The Mollusca . 12 Vols. New York, Academic Press/Harcourt Brace Jovanovich 1983–88.
    Searles Wood, zitiert in John Gwyn Jeffreys: British Conchology, or An Account of the Mollusca Which Now Inhabit the British Isles and the Surrounding Seas . Vol. 5, Marine Shells and Naked Mollusca to the End of the Gastropoda, the Pteropoda, and Cephalopoda . London, John Van Voorst 1862.
     
     
    Artikel über Gastropoden
     
    Giovanni Francesco Angelita: ‹On the Snail and That It Should Be the Example for Human Life›, in: Ders.: I pomi d’oro . 1607. Los Angeles CA. The Getty Research Institute, Research Library, Special Collection and Visual Resources.
    A. Brieva, N. Philips, R. Tejedor, A. Guerrero, J. P. Pivel, J. L. Alonso-Lebrero und S. Gonzalez: ‹ Molecular Basis for the Regenerative Properties of a Secretion of the Mollusk Cryptomphalus aspersa ›, in: Skin Pharmacology and Physiology 21 (2008): 15–22.
    Ronald Chase: ‹Lessons from Snail Tentacles›, in: Chemical Senses 11, no. 4 (1986): 411–426.
    Ders.: ‹The Olfactory Sensitivity of Snails, Achatina fulica ›, in: Journal of Comparative Physiology 148 (1982): 225–235.
    Robert H. Cowie und Brenden S. Holland: ‹Dispersal is Fundamental to Biogeography and the Evolution of Biodiversity on Oceanic Islands›, in: Journal of Biogeography 33 (2006).
    D. S. Dundee, P. H. Phillips und J. D. Newsom: ‹Snails on Migratory Birds›, in: Nautilis 80 , no. 3 (Januar 1967): 89–92.
    E. Gittenberger, D. S. J. Groenenberg, B. Kokshoorn und R. C. Preece: ‹Biogeography: Molecular Trails from Hitch-Hiking Snails›, in: Nature: International Weekly Journal of Science (25. Januar, 2006). http://www.nature.com.
    Sir George Head: Tour in Modern Rome , zitiert in: ‹Snails and Their Houses.›
    Ernest Ingersoll: ‹In a Snailery›, in: In: Friends Worth Knowing: Glimpses of American Natural History . New York, Harper and Brothers 1881.
    George Johnson: ‹Art. II. – Shell Fish: Their Ways and Works›, in: Westminster Review 57 (Januar 1852).
    G. A. Frank Knight: Vortrag in der Perthshire Society of Natural Science, zitiert in: ‹Reversed Shells in the Manchester Museum› von R. Standen, in: The Journal of Conchology , hg. von William E. Hoyle, 1904–06.
    M. Lemaire und R. Chase: ‹Twitching and Quivering of the Tentacles during Snail Olfactory Orientation›, in: Journal of Comparative Physiology A. Neuroethology, Sensory, Neural, and Behavioral Physiology 182, no. 1 (Dezember 1997).
    MIT News Office: ‹MIT’s RoboSnails Model Novel Movements›, 4. September 2003. http://web.mit.edu/news ofice/2003 /robos nail. html.
    G. R. Nielsen: ‹Slugs and Snails›. University of Vermont Extension, Entomology Leaflet 14.1998.
    Timothy A. Pearce: ‹Spool and Line Technique for Tracing Field Movements of Terrestrial Snails›, in: Walkerana , 4, no. 12 (1990).
    C. David Rollo und William G. Wellington: ‹Why Slugs Squabble›, in: Natural History , November 1977.
    E. Sandford: ‹Experiment to Test the Strength of Snails›, Notes and Queries, in: Zoologist: A Monthly Journal of Natural History 10, no. 120, Dritte Serie (Dezember 1886).
    N. Shaheen, K. Patel, P. Patel, M. Moore und M. A. Harrington: ‹A Predatory Snail Distinguishes between Conspecific and Heterospecific Snails and Trails Based on Chemical Cues in Slime›, in: Journal of Animal Behavior 70, no. 5 (Februar 2005).
    Tom Simonite: ‹Slime-Riding Strategy Developed for Intestinal