Lymnaea

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Lymnaea

a genus of snails, some of which act as intermediate hosts of Fasciola hepatica. The snails are L. truncatula, L. tomentosa, L. columella, L. viridis.

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Morphological plasticity and divergence in life-history traits between two closely related freshwater snails, Lymnaea ovata and Lymnaea peregra.

Molecular markers used to analyze species-specific status in abalones ... by Marin, S. A.; Haye, P. A.; Marchant, S.; Winkler, F. M. / Journal of Shellfish Research

Several mollusks that may serve as primary and secondary intermediate hosts have been identified in the Philippines, including Lymnaea (Bullastra) cumingiana, Radix quadrasi, and Physastra hungerfordiana for E.

Echinostoma malayanum infection, the Philippines by Bangs, Michael J. / Emerging Infectious Diseases

Effects of endocrine modulating substances on reproduction in the hermaphroditic snail Lymnaea stagnalis L.

Effects of BPA in snails: Oehlmann et al. respond by Ternes, Thomas A. / Environmental Health Perspectives

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