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Button Snails
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Button Snails

Mesomphix

Mesomphix is a genus of terrestrial gastropods belonging to the family Gastrodontidae.

The species of this genus are found in Europe, North America, and New Zealand.

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20 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Copper Button Snail

speciesMesomphix cupreus

Wrinkled Button Snail

speciesMesomphix rugeli

Common Button Snail

speciesMesomphix vulgatus

Plain Button Snail

speciesMesomphix inornatus

Dusky Button Snail

speciesMesomphix capnodes

Globose Button Snail

speciesMesomphix globosus

Mountain Button Snail

speciesMesomphix andrewsae

Flat Button Snail

speciesMesomphix subplanus

Brittle Button Snail

speciesMesomphix friabilis

Smooth Button Snail

speciesMesomphix perlaevis

Broad Button Snail

speciesMesomphix latior

Striate Button Snail

speciesMesomphix pilsbryi

Frog Button Snail

speciesMesomphix anurus

Mesomphix perfragilis

speciesMesomphix perfragilis

Mesomphix bilineatus

speciesMesomphix bilineatus

Mesomphix lucubratus

speciesMesomphix lucubratus

Mesomphix modestus

speciesMesomphix modestus

Mesomphix paradensis

speciesMesomphix paradensis

Mesomphix tuxtlensis

speciesMesomphix tuxtlensis

Mesomphix zonites

speciesMesomphix zonites

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