Chilled snails in shell

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shell shell overview d anatomy digestion senses nerves respiration circulation reproduction other shell the shape of the shell in genus pomacea: the shell of most apple snail species is oval, subglobosely or globosely conic, while some species (like marisa cornuarieti s) have a rather discoidal shell
(flat shell). apple snails have a dextral shell (shell opening at the right like in the picture above) except the apple snails from the genus lanistes who have a sinistral shell (shell opening at the left), although there are reports of sinistral animals in the other genera (see the literature : cazzaniga...
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species, a difference in shell shape has been described. for example in pomacea canaliculata , the aperture (opening) in the male has a rounder opening than in the female because of the large penial complex. this sex-difference is not very well visible and it's not a very reliable to dicriminate on
individual base, but clear when measuring large amount of snails (in other words, it's possible to show the difference based on statistics). in some species however, the difference between male and female are very obvious in the adult snails. for example in pomacea flagellata flagellata , the male has...
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lanistes solidus (smith, ) lanistes solidus (smith, ) species note: lanistes solidus resembles lanistes ellipticus . both species inhabit lake malawi, although at different habitats: lanistes solidus resides at the edge of the lake, whereas lanistes ellipticus is more abundant in the marshes surrounding
the lake. also, lanistes solidus is endemic to lake malawi, while lanistes ellipticus can be found at many places in central and southern africa. nevertheless, lanistes solidus could be considered a heavier, lacustrine (lake specific) form of lanistes ellipticus. shell : lanistes solidus is a rather...
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| site resources | marine links | international news | mesa history molluscs of australia molluscs of australia the mollusca, or molluscs, is a large phylum (group) of invertebrate animals (animals without backbones). the name mollusca means 'soft-bodied' and, although some have developed a tough shell
, they are all soft on the inside. they are one of the largest animal groups with about species worldwide which make up about a quarter of all marine animals. in australia there about species. molluscs are found in marine, freshwater and land habitats. there are great differences in the size, structure...
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(picture not licenced under creative commons) woman preparing pila ampullacea snail on a market in ho chi min city, vietnam, januari . also see: eating apple snails (picture not licenced under creative commons) shell : the shell of this large asiatic apple snails varies from - mm high, - mm wide. they
have a globose shell with an oval shell opening (aperture). the spire is rather short and the umbilicus narrow to nearly closed. the surface of the shell is smooth. the colour varies from bright green to orange-brown with reddish spiral bands. the internal part of the shell is yellowish with a tinge...
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colouring sheets snail colour sheets . interactive d-models for a better understanding of shell shapes: rotate and move these d-models around... snail eradication how to control (apple) snail populations ? other freshwater snails it's a freshwater snail, but not an apple snail?
a basic guide to other common freshwater snails . bio-agent apple snails as a biological agent to control the population of disease transmitting snails?...
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pomacea flagellata pomacea flagellata erogata pomacea (pomacea) flagellata (say, ) the central american apple snails species flagellata is highly variable in shape (see shell photographs below) and over variations have been described as separated species in the past. nowadays all this species are recognized
° angle) sutures. in some occasions, the sutures are almost absent, resulting in a smooth spire. the shell lip is often slightly reflected and the umbilicus is narrow and deep. size: - mm wide, - mm high (only slightly higher then wide). there are many variations known of this subspecies, mainly variations...
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apple snail (ampullariidae) genera and species. [ click here to see all maps in one page ] overview afropomus asolene felipponea lanistes marisa pila pomacea saulea apple snails belong to the phylum mollusca, class gastropoda (snails), subclass prosobranchia, order caenogastropoda (mesogastropoda in
older literature), superfamily ampullarioidae, family ampullariidae (apple snails). the whole apple snail family (ampullariidae) is divided in (or , depending of the authority followed) genera [ click here to see their characteristics ] and contains about different species*. however, much work has to...
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eating apple snails eating apple snails woman preparing pila ampullacea snails on a market in ho chi min city, vietnam, januari .
(picture not licenced under creative commons). apple snails are well edible and are often considered a protein rich delicacy. consuming these snails is therefore an interesting option in those area's where they have become a pest and treat for the rice and taro production. in such cases, eating these...
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male anatomy overview d anatomy digestion senses nerves respiration circulation reproduction other shell male snail: the overview picture above is a simplified version of the apple snail anatomy. also keep in mind that there are small differences between the different apple snail genera . this should
not be a problem as these differences are relatively small. movies (mpeg ): - travel through snail slices (pomacea canaliculata ) ( kb) note that the anatomy of apple snails can not be applied on all other snail families. close relatives as the viviparidae snails do have a somewhat similar anatomy,...
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