POTAMOPYRGUS ANTIPODARUM—A MOLLUSCAN COLONISER OF EUROPE AND AUSTRALIA

The hydrobiid gastropod genus Potamopyrgus is shown to be represented in Australia by the New Zealand species P. antipodarum (Gray). It is widely distributed in south eastern Australia and Tasmania following its introduction about the middle of the last century. The Australian populations of Potamop...

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Published in:Journal of molluscan studies 1988-08, Vol.54 (3), p.271-285
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