Plate 4. Apertural views of North American freshwater gastropods considered extinct. Top Row (L-R): Stagnicola utahensis, ANSP[removed], Lifton Bear Lake, Idaho; Pomatiopsis hinkleyi, ANSP 68449, Tennessee River, Alabama;

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Date: 2013-02-04 07:15:53 Pleuroceridae Clappia umbilicata Coosa River Gyrotoma Shoal sprite Elimia Somatogyrus Lithasia Thick-lipped pebblesnail Geography of Alabama Phyla Protostome		Plate 4. Apertural views of North American freshwater gastropods considered extinct. Top Row (L-R): Stagnicola utahensis, ANSP[removed], Lifton Bear Lake, Idaho; Pomatiopsis hinkleyi, ANSP 68449, Tennessee River, Alabama; Add to Reading List Source URL: fl.biology.usgs.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 372,84 KB Share Document on Facebook

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