Radix auricularia (Linnaeus, 1758)

Dataset
GBIF Backbone Taxonomy: Rank
SPECIES: Published in
Linnæus, C. 1758. Systema Naturæ per regna tria na

Classification

kingdom
Animalia: phylum
Mollusca: class
Gastropoda: family
Lymnaeidae: genus
Radix: species
Radix auricularia

Name

Synonyms: Gulnaria intercisa (Lindholm, 1909); Gulnaria intercisa var. sorica B.Dybowski, 1912; Helix auricularia Linnaeus, 1758; Limnaea auricularia (Linnaeus, 1758); Limnaea auricularia f. fluviatilis Zhadin, 1923; Limnaea auricularia var. acutolabiata Germain, 1903; Limnaea auricularia var. affinis Germain, 1903; Limnaea auricularia var. albescens Clessin, 1873; Limnaea auricularia var. andersoni Clessin, 1878; Limnaea auricularia var. bicanalis Moquin-Tandon, 1856; Limnaea auricularia var. brevis Germain, 1903; Limnaea auricularia var. collisa Moquin-Tandon, 1856; Limnaea auricularia var. expansa Colbeau, 1859; Limnaea auricularia var. firmior Beck, 1838; Limnaea auricularia var. fluminensis Hazay, 1885; Limnaea auricularia var. incrassata Germain, 1903; Limnaea auricularia var. intercisa Lindholm, 1909; Limnaea auricularia var. lanuginosa W.Dybowski, 1903; Limnaea auricularia var. lapidaria Lindholm, 1909; Limnaea auricularia var. magna Colbeau, 1859
Homonyms: Radix auricularia (Linnaeus, 1758)
Common names: Big-Eared Radix in English; Big-eared Radix in English; Błotniarka uszata in Polish; Ear Pond Snail in English; European Ear Snail in English; European ear snail in English; Limnée conque in French; Ohr-Schlammschnecke in German; Ohr-Schlammschnecke in German; Ohrenschlammschnecke in German; Ohrförmige Schlammschnecke in German; Ohrschlammschnecke in German; Ohrschlammschnecke in German; big-eared radix in English; big-eared radix in English; ear pond snail in English; korvalimakotilo in Finnish; kërmilli si vesh i baltave in Albanian; oorvormige poelslak in Dutch; oorvormige poelslak in Dutch; Øresnegl in Danish; örondammsnäcka in Swedish; øresnegl in language.; Прудовик уховидный in Russian; Ear Pond Snail in English; Oorvormige poelslak in Dutch; örondammsnäcka in Swedish; øredamsnegl in Norwegian Bokmål; øyredamsnigel in Nynorsk, Norwegian; Błotniarka uszata in Polish; Ohr-Schlammschnecke in German; Ohrenschlammschnecke in German; Ohrförmige Schlammschnecke in German; Ohrschlammschnecke in German; big-eared radix in English; ear pond snail in English; kërmilli si vesh i baltave in Albanian; oorvormige poelslak in Dutch; örondammsnäcka in Swedish; øresnegl in Danish; Прудовик уховидный in Russian

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