You will find in my trade lists a column that includes an identification code for each country (or cities in the case of Spain) in which the listed species have been collected. Here you have a caption table with the meaning of these codes. Nevertheless you should know that I give a much more detailed description about the place where the specimens requested were collected (area, town, upland, plateau, river, mountain or whichever different available datum about location) when I arrange a shells exchange. |
A: Argentina EC: Ecuador L: Lugo (Spain) SC: Sweden AL: Almeria (Spain) ES: Slovakia LC: La Coruña (Spain) SH: Sahara AR: Aruba EL: Slovenia M: Malaga (ESpainspaña) SI: Singapore AU: Australia F: Philippines MA: Madrid (Spain) SL: Sri Lanka B: Belgium FR: France MC: Morocco SM: Solomon Islands BA: Barcelona (Spain) G: Granada (Spain) MD: Madagascar SN: Santander (Spain) BG: Burgos (Spain) GE: Gerona (Spain) ME: Menorca (Spain) ST: Sao Tome BL: Baleares Islands(Spain) GH: Ghana ML: Malaysia SU: South Africa BR: Brasil GR: Greece MR: Madeira T: Tarragona (Spain) C: Canary Island (Spain) GU: Guadalupe MU: Murcia (Spain) TA: Thailand CA: Cadiz (Spain) H: Holland MX: Mexico TI: Taiwan CB: Colombia HN: Hungary NG: New Guinea TN: Tanzania CH: China HU: Huelva (Spain) NI: Nigeria TU: Turkey CL: Chile I: India NZ: New Zealand U: USA CM: Cameroon ID: Indonesia P: Pontevedra (Spain) UK: Ukraine CN: Congo IN: England PA: Papua New Guinea UR: Uruguay CO: Croatia IS: Israel PE: Peru V: Vizcaya (Spain) CR: Costa Rica It: Italy PR: Puerto Rico VA: Valencia (Spain) CU: Cuba J: Jaen (Spain) PT: Portugal VE: Venezuela D: Denmark JA: Jamaica RD: Dominican Republic VI: Vietnam E: Egypt (Red Sea) JP: Japan RU: Romania Y: Yugoslavia EA: United Arab Emirates K: Kuwait S: Senegal Z: Zaragoza (Spain)
