What is the star system?
The star system calculates the number of pieces that were handled by Conchology, Inc. in the last 21 years:
| 0 – 5 pieces | 6 stars |
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| 6 – 10 pieces | 5 stars |
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| 11 - 25 pieces | 4 stars | |
| 26 - 75 pieces | 3 stars | |
| 76 - 150 pieces | 2 stars | |
| > 150 pieces | 1 star | |
We want to point out that the star system is only very reliable for PHILIPPINE shells only, as we handle very few foreign shells in general. As time goes, the system will become more and more performant.
Shellers From the Past and the Present
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Haas, Georg (Prof)
Biography of G. Haas
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Israelic malacologist - Edit
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1982: Forcart, L. & H. K. Mienis, The importance of Georg Haas (1905-1981) for the malacology in Israel. -- Levantina, 40: 467-470. [BIOGRAPHY; BIBLIOGRAPHY; LIST OF NEW TAXA]. 1995: Heller, J. & H. Mienis, Recent molluscs named after the late Prof. Georg Haas. -- Haasiana, 1: 19-22. [BIOGRAPHY; LIST OF EPONYMES]. - Edit
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1948 J. Q. Burch's Directory of Conchologists 1950 J.Q. Burch's Directory of Conchologists 1956 J.Q. Burch's Directory of Conchologists Hebrew University, Palestine - Edit
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Prof. Georg Haas (1905-1981) was a pioneer in research in Middle East mollusca. He was born in Vienna, Austria. As the age of 27 (in 1932) he joined the Zoology Department of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He set, from the first, a goal of building a representative zoological collection. While holding a broad interest in all recent and fossil animals, he was mainly concerned with Herpetology, Malacology and Paleontology, but in no particular order. Prof. Haas began to systematically collect Recent mlusca in the then relatively unexplored region of the Middle East. His collections of land, freshwater and marine molluscs form the basis of the extensive Nationam Lommusc Collection at Hebrew University. George Haas muse be considered the founder and patron of the study of molluscs in Israel. With all if his research Dr. Haas described a single endemic Clausid landsnail, Cristataria elonensis (G. Haas, 1951). However, his name has been attached to a number of others moluscs by colleagues who wished to honor him. And now the first issue of a new publication Haasiana "A Newsletter of the Natural History Collections" has appeared (No. 1, March 1995). - Edit
Books and Publications by G. Haas
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1937. Haas, G., 2. -Mollusca marina. In: F.S. Bodenheimer (Ed.), Prodomus faunae Palestinae. Essai sur les éléments zoogéographiquea et historiques du sud-ouest du sous-règne Paléarctique, Mémoires présentés a l'Institut d'Égypte, 33: 275-280 Source - Edit
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1937. Haas, G., 2. -Mollusca marina. In: F.S. Bodenheimer (Ed.), Prodomus faunae Palestinae. Essai sur les éléments zoogéographiquea et historiques du sud-ouest du sous-règne Paléarctique, Mémoires présentés a l'Institut d'Égypte, 33: 275-280 Source - Edit
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1948. Haas, G., Sur l'immigration des mollusques indo-pacifiques dans les eaux cotières de la Palestine. Journal de Conchyliologie, 88: 141-144 Source - Edit
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1951. Haas, G. Clausiliidae of Palestine. Fieldiana, Zoology, 31 (45): 479–502 Source - Edit
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1951. Haas, G. Preliminary report on the molluscs of the Palestine coastal shelf. Sea Fisheries Research Station Haifa, Bulletin, 1: 1–20. Source - Edit
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1955. Haas, G. Palestinian species and races of Jaminia Risso (Mollusca: Gastropoda). Fieldiana, Zoology, 37: 415–443. Source - Edit
Named after G. Haas
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as this would be an impossible task at hand. Thank you for your understanding.
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