1999
Mummificering van slakken op betonmuur, 2
Publication
Publication
Correspondentieblad NMV , Volume 309 - Issue 1 p. 90- 90
Mummification of snails on a concrete wall, 2. A few years ago I noticed how a concrete wall functioned as a snail trap: 466 slugs and 37 snails were found adhered to a vertical wall in a dried out, creeping position (Mienis, 1994). It appeared that Woodward (1906) had made a somewhat similar observation already 90 years ago. According to his opinion this phenomenon is caused by dry cement. In the autumn of 1998 I passed several times the same site where I made my observations in 1994, not a single slug or snail mummy was noticed this time. The reason: in the meantime one had coated the walls with a thick layer of paint.
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Organisation | Nederlandse Malacologische Vereniging |
H.K. Mienis. (1999). Mummificering van slakken op betonmuur, 2. Correspondentieblad NMV, 309(1), 90–90.
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