Marisia - Maros Megyei Múzeum Évkönyve 26/1. (2000)
II. Zoologie
EXPOZIJIA TEMPORARÁ „VIAJA ÍN MEDIÜL MARIN“201 REGIUNEA MAGELLANICÄ - Chile, zóna sudicä; Tara de Foe, Antarctica, Georgia de Sud, Insulele Falkland REGIUNEA PATAGONIANÄ- coasta de est a Americii de Sud, de la Rio de Janeiro pänä ín nordul Tani de Foc REGIUNEA CARAIBEANÄ - de la extremitatea sudicá a Floridei la Rio de Janeiro REGIUNEA TRANSATLANT1CÄ - coasta estica a Americii de Nord de la capul Cod pänä ín sud-estul Floridei REGIUNEA CALIFORNIANÄ - coasta vesticá a Americii de Nord, de la Columbia britanicá pänä la coasta pacifica a Califomiei de Jós REGIUNEA PANAMEEANÄ - din partea superioarä a Golfului California pänä la Ecuator, inclusiv insulele Galapagos REGIUNEA PERUVIANÄ - coasta vesticá a Americii de Sud, de la Ecuator pänä la Chile BIBLIOGRAFIE DANCE S.P., 1993 - Les Coquillages, Ed.Bordás, Paris, 6-249. GROSSU A.V., 1962 - Bivalvia, Mollusca, ín Fauna R.P.R Ili, 3: 107-405. „LIFE IN THE SEA“ TEMPORARY EXHIBITION (Summary) This work is about an exciting temporary exhibit called „Life in the sea displayed since September 1997 till May 1998 in the Maris halls of the Mure§ County Museum. The exhibits about 200 samples, which belong to 81 families of 508 specie^ originated in the collection of dr. Sorin Lucian Puia. Systematically arranged all the samples were labeled by their Latin names and there was a coloured spot indicating the geographical area the samples came from. All the stuff were exhibited in windows, on stands of different sizes, covered by diverse coloured and thick silk. Because of their interesting shapes but mostly of their huge size, they could recognise Gastropods species of the following families: Strombidae (Strombus (figas, Strombus goliath, Lambis chiragra, Lambis lambis), Tonnidae (Tonna galeea), Cassidae (Cassis cornuta, Cassis madagascariensis), Cymatidae (Charonia tritonis), Mellongenidae (Syrinx arruanus, Hemifusus collosseum), Volutidae (Cymbium glans). Among the giant Bivalves, visitors could admire species as: Tridacna gigas, T.maxima, Hippopus hippopus (Tridacnidae), Pinna nobilis, P.rudis (Pinidae), Pinctada magna (Pteriidae), Chlamis townsendi (Pectenidae), Plagiocardium pseudolima (Cardiidae). Rare species of Molluscs were displayed in a central window: Guildfordia triumphans (Turbinidae), Epitonium scalare (Epitoniidae), Cypraea aurentium (Cypraeidae), Cymatium femorale (Cymatidae), Syratus alabaster, Homalocantha zamboi (Muricidae), Cymbiola deshayesi (Volutidae), Conus geographus, C. gloriam aris, C.abreviatus (Conidae), Spondylus princeps (Spondylidae), Lopha cristagalii (Ostreidae), Chama lazarus (Chamidae).
