Moluscos del Plioceno Superior marino de Isla Guamblín, Archipiélago de los Chonos, sur de Chile

@article{Frassinetti1995MoluscosDP,
  title={Moluscos del Plioceno Superior marino de Isla Guambl{\'i}n, Archipi{\'e}lago de los Chonos, sur de Chile},
  author={D. Frassinetti and V. Covacevich},
  journal={Andean Geology},
  year={1995},
  volume={22},
  pages={47-73}
}
  • D. Frassinetti, V. Covacevich
  • Published 1995
  • Geology
  • Andean Geology
    • ABSTRACT. Upper Pliocene marine mollusks from Guamblin Island, los Chonos Archipelago, southern Chile. Nineteen species belonging to bivalves (7) and gastropods (12) from Guamblin Island (Los Chonos Archipelago, Chile), are described and figured. Among them, Epitonium biroi, Polinices (Euspira) guamblinensis, Cymatium remotum, Xymenopsis? hero, Cryptogemma senex and Hindsiclava ignorata, are proposed as new species. The comparative analysis of this molluscan assemblage with others of the… CONTINUE READING
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