A guide to the Cnidarians (jellyfish relatives) and Lophotrochozoans (flatworms, molluscs, annelids & rotifers) of Austin and Travis County, TX; USA

This is a guide to the members of the Phyla Cnidaria, Platyhelminthes, Mollusca, Annelida and Rotifera (Syndermata). The Cnidarians (jellyfish and their relatives) represent the basal animals. The Lophotrochozoans (Phyla Platyhelminthes, Mollusca, Annelida and Rotifera) represent one of the ...more ↓

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White Italian Snail ¹
Theba pisana

Rosy Wolfsnail ²
Euglandina rosea

wolf snails ²
Euglandina

Graceful Awlsnail ³
Allopeas gracile

Decollate Snail ⁴
Rumina decollata

Globular Drop Snail ⁵
Helicina orbiculata

Helicina orbiculata tropica ⁶

Southern Flatcoil ⁷
Polygyra cereolus

Whitelip Globe ⁸
Mesodon thyroidus

Marsh Ramshorn ⁹
Planorbella trivolvis

Whitewashed Rabdotus ¹⁰
Rabdotus dealbatus

Prairie Rabdotus ¹¹
Rabdotus mooreanus

Grassland Liptooth ¹²
Millerelix mooreana

Milk Snail ¹³
Otala lactea

Red-rimmed Melania ¹⁴
Melanoides tuberculata

Meadow Slug ¹⁵
Deroceras laeve

Flamed Tigersnail ¹⁶
Anguispira alternata

southeastern tigersnail ¹⁷
Anguispira strongylodes

Asian Tramp Snail ¹⁸
Bradybaena similaris

Glossy Pillar ¹⁹
Cochlicopa lubrica

Striate Wolfsnail ¹⁷
Euglandina singleyana

Minute Gem ²⁰
Hawaiia minuscula

Texas Liptooth ¹²
Linisa texasiana

Greenhouse Slug
Milax gagates

Draparnaud's Glass Snail ¹³
Oxychilus draparnaudi

Texas Oval ¹²
Patera roemeri

Florida Flatcoil ²¹
Polygyra septemvolva

Banded Scrubsnail ²⁰
Praticolella berlandieriana

Barton Cavesnail
Stygopyrgus bartonensis

Perforate Dome ²²
Ventridens demissus

Yellow Cellar Slug ²³
Limacus flavus

Black-velvet Leatherleaf ²⁴
Belocaulus angustipes

Garden Snail ²⁵
Cornu aspersum

Acute Bladder Snail ²⁶
Physa acuta

Chocolate-band Snail ²⁷
Massylaea vermiculata

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A guide to the Cnidarians (jellyfish relatives) and Lophotrochozoans (flatworms, molluscs, annelids & rotifers) of Austin and Travis County, TX; USA

White Italian Snail 1 Theba pisana

Rosy Wolfsnail 2 Euglandina rosea

wolf snails 2 Euglandina

Graceful Awlsnail 3 Allopeas gracile

Decollate Snail 4 Rumina decollata

Globular Drop Snail 5 Helicina orbiculata

Helicina orbiculata tropica 6

Southern Flatcoil 7 Polygyra cereolus

Whitelip Globe 8 Mesodon thyroidus

Marsh Ramshorn 9 Planorbella trivolvis

Whitewashed Rabdotus 10 Rabdotus dealbatus

Prairie Rabdotus 11 Rabdotus mooreanus

Grassland Liptooth 12 Millerelix mooreana

Milk Snail 13 Otala lactea

Red-rimmed Melania 14 Melanoides tuberculata

Meadow Slug 15 Deroceras laeve

Flamed Tigersnail 16 Anguispira alternata

southeastern tigersnail 17 Anguispira strongylodes

Asian Tramp Snail 18 Bradybaena similaris

Glossy Pillar 19 Cochlicopa lubrica

Striate Wolfsnail 17 Euglandina singleyana

Minute Gem 20 Hawaiia minuscula

Texas Liptooth 12 Linisa texasiana

Greenhouse Slug Milax gagates

Draparnaud's Glass Snail 13 Oxychilus draparnaudi

Texas Oval 12 Patera roemeri

Florida Flatcoil 21 Polygyra septemvolva

Banded Scrubsnail 20 Praticolella berlandieriana

Barton Cavesnail Stygopyrgus bartonensis

Perforate Dome 22 Ventridens demissus

Yellow Cellar Slug 23 Limacus flavus

Black-velvet Leatherleaf 24 Belocaulus angustipes

Garden Snail 25 Cornu aspersum

Acute Bladder Snail 26 Physa acuta

Chocolate-band Snail 27 Massylaea vermiculata