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To find the rather sparse literature on //A. dolichophallus// requires doing sensitive literature searches, then weeding the results to get higher specificity. This section should list searches tried, how many hits they got, and what sort of specificity they had. The results should be collected in the Annotated Bibliography section. | To find the rather sparse literature on //A. dolichophallus// requires doing sensitive literature searches, then weeding the results to get higher specificity. This section should list searches tried, how many hits they got, and what sort of specificity they had. The results should be collected in the Annotated Bibliography section. | ||
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+ | * Google Books search | ||
+ | * //dolichophallus// as the sole keyword gets 147 hits. Many of them are not relevant (wrong genus). | ||
+ | * //dolichophallus -xenophthalmodes// reduces the hits to 129 | ||
+ | * //dolichophallus -xenophthalmodes -brioptera -"x dolichophallus"// reduces the hits to 125. Not all are relevant, but it looks like at least half are. I have not added these to the list below, but I recommend that one of the students start doing so. --- //[[karplus@soe.ucsc.edu|Kevin Karplus]] 2010/04/26 13:14// | ||
+ | * //ariolimax// as the sole keyword gets 739 hits---probably too many for us to process. | ||
+ | * //ariolimax dolichophallus// gets 47 hits, which are probably all relevant. | ||
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===== Annotated Bibliography ===== | ===== Annotated Bibliography ===== | ||
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* **The Evolution of male and female reproductive traits in simultaneously hermaphroditic terrestrial gastropods**[(cite:reproductive_traits> | * **The Evolution of male and female reproductive traits in simultaneously hermaphroditic terrestrial gastropods**[(cite:reproductive_traits> | ||
The Evolution of male and female reproductive traits in simultaneously hermaphroditic terrestrial gastropods.\\ | The Evolution of male and female reproductive traits in simultaneously hermaphroditic terrestrial gastropods.\\ | ||
- | Kathleen Beese, Doctoral thesis:2003-2007. Department of Environmental Sciences, University of Switzerland.\\ | + | Kathleen Beese, Doctoral thesis:2003-2007. Department of Environmental Sciences, University of Basel, Switzerland.\\ |
url: [[http://edoc.unibas.ch/577/1/DissB_7878.pdf]].)] | url: [[http://edoc.unibas.ch/577/1/DissB_7878.pdf]].)] | ||
- | * **The Edibility of Polygyra and Ariolimax** A short note of a German man from Clark County Oregon who claims Ariolimax Columbianus has "good flavor" after proper preparation. The slug is washed in dillute vinegar to remove slime, cleaned like a fish and fried in butter. [(cite:Ariolimax_palatibility> | + | |
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+ | ==== Ariolimax Columbianus and Ariolimax Californicus ==== | ||
+ | * **The Edibility of Polygyra and Ariolimax** A short note of a German man from Clark County Oregon who claims //Ariolimax Columbianus// has "good flavor" after proper preparation. The slug is washed in dillute vinegar to remove slime, cleaned like a fish and fried in butter. [(cite:Ariolimax_palatibility> | ||
Allen, J.A. 1916. Edibility of Polygyra and Ariolimax. Nautilus 29, 143.\\ | Allen, J.A. 1916. Edibility of Polygyra and Ariolimax. Nautilus 29, 143.\\ | ||
url: [[http://biodiversitylibrary.org/page/1815918]].)] | url: [[http://biodiversitylibrary.org/page/1815918]].)] | ||
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