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- Cir****stella biconcava is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk, in the family Liotiidae. MolluscaBase (2018). Cir****stella biconcava Feng, 1996...
- Hirasea biconcava is a species of small air-breathing land snail, a terrestrial pulmonate gastropod mollusk in the family Endodontidae. This is an endangered...
- place two other taxa of Difflugia inside Erugomicula: the species D. biconcava and the possible junior synonym of that species, D. balcanica. Further...
- their allies. Species within the genus Cir****stella include: Cir****stella biconcava Feng, 1996 Cir****stella biconcave Feng, 1996 Cir****stella devexa (Hedley...
- Helicodonta; H. involuta Thomae being allied to the recent angigyra and biconcava. The strong differentiation of these sectional groups at as early a period...
- ponapensis Painted snake-coiled forest snail (Anguispira picta) Hirasea biconcava Hirasea eutheca Hirasea goniobasis Hirasea hypolia Hirasea major Hirasea...
- alinodis (Forel, 1913) Colobostruma australis Brown, 1959 Colobostruma biconcava Shattuck, 2000 Colobostruma biconvexa Shattuck, 2000 Colobostruma bicorna...
- arizonensis Miller, 1977 H. bakeri Miller, 1977 H. bergenstammi Czerny, 1932 H. biconcava Shi, Wang & Yang, 2011 H. birdi Miller, 1977 H. bispina (Loew, 1861) H...
- recognised in the genus Hirasea: Hirasea acuta Hirasea acutissima Hirasea biconcava Hirasea chichijimana Hirasea diplomphalus Hirasea eutheca Hirasea goniobasis...
- Hirasea major DD IUCN, Hirasea nesiotica liobasis, Hirasea planulata biconcava, Hirasea planulata planulata, Hirasea profundispira DD IUCN, Hirasea sinuosa...