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Worms, with Observations on Their Habits.” Appleton.
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Onchomelania hupensis formosan,a (Prosobranchia : Hydrobiidae). ilfalacologia
6, 1-43.
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Onchomelania minima (Prosobranchia : Hydrobiidae). Venus, Tokyo, 28,lO.
Demian, E. S. (1964). The anatomy of the alimentary system of Marisa corntitus
(L.). Goteborgs K . Vetenxk.-o. VitterJh, Samh. Hancll. Ser. B. 9, 66, 77.
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biol. Lab. 13(1), 1-21.
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biol. Lab. 16(2), 127-139.
JIBP-PM, 1-34.
2001. 29, 172-173.
1-3, 51-53.
3, 485-570.