The Lymnæidæ of North and Middle America: Recent and FossilThe Academy, 1911 - 539 páginas |
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Acad acute albuminiparous gland Amer American ANIMAL Aperture length apicina axis BAKER BINNEY body whorl Breadth bulimoides Bull callus caperata catascopium Coll color columella Conch Conchology convex cubensis desidiosa duct ECOLOGY elodes elongated entocone F. W. Sh fauna figures fossil Galba emarginata GENITALIA Hald Haldeman Hist humilis inner lip Inst Iowa Journ Lake Land and Fresh-water lateral teeth Limnophysa Lymnæa stagnalis Lymnæid Meek Michigan mighelsi mill modicella Mollusca Mollusks muscles N. Y. State Mus narrow Nautilus North obrussa Ottawa Nat outer lip ovate oviduct Owasco Lake parietal wall parva penis periostracum peristome Phil Pilsbry plait plate Pleistocene Pliocene Proc prostate Radix auricularia RADULA RADULA and GENITALIA records reflexa region retractor River rounded species specimens spiral lines spire stagnalis appressa surface Surv sutures techella thin tooth TRYON TYPE LOCALITY U. S. Geol umbilical chink umbilicata umbilicus vahlii varix vas deferens Walker
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