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  3. Mollusks
  4. Gastropods
  5. Common Land Snails and Slugs
  6. Polygyrid Snails
  7. Triodopsinae

subfamily

Triodopsinae

Triodopsinae

Includes
60 native
Where
In the US
Source
iNaturalist

Children

  • Whitelips, Threeteeth, and Wedge Snails 15 native
  • Ashmunellini 14 native
  • Mesodontini 14 native
  • Slitmouths and Pillsnails 10 native
  • Allogonini 6 native
  • Hesperians 1 native

Range

United States

Greener is more native, amber more introduced; paler is less certain. How this was decided

Most observed native Triodopsinae All

Native to the US, by observations.

  • White-lip Globe Snail Mesodon thyroidus 10,527 observations
  • Texas Oval Patera roemeri 2,223 observations
  • Redwood Hesperian Vespericola megasoma 198 observations
  • Scaly Chaparral Trilobopsis loricata 111 observations
  • Lowland Pillsnail Euchemotrema leaii 109 observations
  • Santa Cruz Hesperian Vespericola armiger 86 observations
  • Dished Threetooth Triodopsis vulgata 57 observations
  • Marin Hesperian Vespericola marinensis 34 observations
  • Queen Crater Appalachina chilhoweensis 29 observations
  • Atlantic Threetooth Triodopsis juxtidens 29 observations
  • Brushfield Hesperian Vespericola pilosus 27 observations
  • Texas Threetooth Triodopsis vultuosa 17 observations
  • Monterey Hesperian Vespericola pinicola 16 observations
  • Shasta Hesperian Vespericola shasta 10 observations
  • Bridge Creek Chaparral Trilobopsis trachypepla 10 observations
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