Melampus nuxeastaneus

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Melampus nuxeastaneus
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A shell of Melampus nuxeastaneus on a human hand
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M. nuxeastaneus
Binomial name
Melampus nuxeastaneus
Kuroda, 1949

Melampus nuxeastaneus is a species of small air-breathing salt marsh snail, a pulmonate gastropod mollusk in the family Ellobiidae.

One live individual and two shells of Melampus nuxeastaneus. Hamashiinomi0906-2.jpg
One live individual and two shells of Melampus nuxeastaneus.

Distribution

The distribution of this species include:

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References

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