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A small freshwater snail or gastropod known locally from shells found amongst seaweed washed up on the beachThis species group lacks detailed records for identification and may be more than one species
This species group lacks detailed records for identification and may be more than one species
Identification
A shell that is relatively smooth however has microscopic wrinkles, or with spiral threads or ridges with left handed spirals.Size
Can grow to more than 30mmHabitat
Can be found living in freshwater lakes, swamps and lagoons or slow moving rivers living amongst sunken vegetation and debrisDistribution
Can be found in most states of Australia including TasmaniaGallery
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Local Sightings
1 recorded sighting in and around the area.
References & citations (2)
- Australian Freshwater Molluscs - Australian Museum (accessed 2022-05-24 19:48:05)
- The Atlas of Living Australia (accessed 2022-08-02 10:33:38)
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