The 36th Polish Malacological Seminar

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of Toruń, by The Association of Polish Malacologists and the great malacological team of Nicolaus Copernicus University: ElżbiEta żbikowska, JarEk kobak, anna nowakowska, and anna CiChy, supported by a group of enthusiastic doctoral students.The attendance was good: 42 people arrived for the seminar and presented more than 30 scientific contributions (Fig. 1).Among speakers we heartily welcomed olEna UvayEva, malacologist from Żytomierz, Ukraine, who found a shelter and a job at the Nicolaus Copernicus University since the beginning of the war in Ukraine.The scientific program was divided into six oral sessions and a poster session.Roughly counting, the gastropod studies predominated over bivalve ones (ratio 2 : 1), and freshwater taxa over terrestrial snails and slugs (3 : 2).Surprisingly, the authors of posters clearly preferred land snails over any other molluscs (2 : 1).The contributions represented all disciplines identified in the previous reports, from Fossil molluscs Fig. 1.

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