[DOC] [TLE] J! Archive - Show #4576, aired 2004-06-28 [PAR] Jun 28, 2004 ... (Alex: Not The Young and the Restless, but each correct response ... The Oahu 
tree one of these gastropods is quickly, not slowly, disappearing... [DOC] [TLE] California Academy of Sciences - Timeline | Facebook [PAR] 55 Music Concourse Dr. San Francisco, CA 94118 ... Remove. Erik Anderson I 
saw one of these from an airplane going to or from Germany many years ago. 
Too bad it was LONG before IPhones or digital cameras. [DOC] [TLE] Developer Blog: Updating the GBIF Backbone [PAR] Apr 6, 2016 ... Because occurrence records in GBIF cover the whole tree of life and names may 
... We mainly use the dataset to add missing names reported by users. ... Many 
occurrences could not be matched to a backbone species because ... The current 
algorithm only keeps one of these names as the ... Hi Markus, [DOC] [TLE] Slimy summer invasion: Don't be beastly to slugs, they're just snails ... [PAR] Slow, apparently stupid, cold-blooded, horrible to look at and worse to touch - 
and all ... In fact, slugs - nocturnal gastropod molluscs with no shell - form a 
fascinating and .... through your prized vegetables, these little creatures will not 
care one jot. ..... Joanna Krupa takes a quick dip in the ocean as she frolics in a 
bikini for... [DOC] [TLE] A Field Study of a Vanishing Species, Achatinella mustelina ... [PAR] ABSTRACT: A population of Achatinella mustelina occupying four trees within a 5 
x 5-m quadrat on a ridge in the Waianae Mountains of Oahu,. Hawaii ... area and 
no living specimens of A. mustelina or any other arboreal snail species .... 
marking studies; regression slopes for these growth curves are presented in 
Table 1. [DOC] [TLE] Appendix 3-1 Snail enclosure tech report - University of Hawaii at ... [PAR] Aug 12, 2013 ... These tree snails have slow growth, late maturity, low motility and a low rate of ... 
Achatinella species occur within four Army training areas on Oahu. ..... i.e. a tree 
fall. Such an event if not responded to quickly could result in the ..... A field study 
of a vanishing species, Achatinella mustelina,. (Gastropoda... [DOC] [TLE] Snails Achatinella mustelina and Partulina redfieldii - ScholarSpace ... [PAR] An Experimental Study of Growth and Reproduction in the Hawaiian Tree ... 
arboreal pulmonate gastropods characterized by slow growth and late age at ... 
growth rate in the field for P. redfieldii, but there is no evidence that growth in the 
field for ... offspring was produced by one of these snails, suggesting self-
fertilization as. [DOC] [TLE] Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Gastropods/Archive 4 - Wikipedia, the free ... [PAR] We completely agree that the bot was not authorized to create all these new 
stubs ... 1. There is consensus at "Tree of Life" that species are intrinsically 
notable and that ... you need one is a slow process which is very wasteful of 
human time and energy. ..... Hi again, I have been adding more content to the 
Gastropods Portal. [DOC] [TLE] ADW: Achatinella mustelina: INFORMATION [PAR] Achatinella mustelina is an arboreal pulmonate gastropod that is endemic to the 
island of ... shape, and color, but no specific patterns in these differences have 
been described. ... One snail inserts its penis in to the other and releases 
spermatophores. ... The Oahu tree snail is a terrestrial snail that is primarily found 
in native... [DOC] [TLE] Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Gastropods/Archive 2 - Wikipedia [PAR] Hi again Anna from Invertzoo (the Slugger) aka Susan, Don't worry, no-one will 
be ... be a good taxon, but its position in the tree of life has been defined a bit 
differently. ... info for the lead, but at the moment it just says that they are slow and 
squishy. .... The lower images show a cross-section; the scale bar on these is 50 
m. [DOC] [TLE] DNA sequence characterisation and phylogeography of Lymnaea ... [PAR] These Andean countries present the vectors Lymnaea cousini, L. bogotensis and 
L. ...

Question: The Oahu tree one of these gastropods is quickly, not slowly, disappearing
Answer: a snail