A. Gmais, S., M. Aziz, N., Kh. Al-Khafaji, K., G. Yasser, A., Ama, , D. Naser, M. (2008). The genus Lymnaea (Lamarck, 1799) from Southern Mesopotamia: Are the morphological and anatomical studies enough to solve its complexity?. , 23(2), 349-362.
Satar A. Gmais; Najem M. Aziz; Khaled Kh. Al-Khafaji; al G. Yasser; Ama; Murtada D. Naser. "The genus Lymnaea (Lamarck, 1799) from Southern Mesopotamia: Are the morphological and anatomical studies enough to solve its complexity?". , 23, 2, 2008, 349-362.
A. Gmais, S., M. Aziz, N., Kh. Al-Khafaji, K., G. Yasser, A., Ama, , D. Naser, M. (2008). 'The genus Lymnaea (Lamarck, 1799) from Southern Mesopotamia: Are the morphological and anatomical studies enough to solve its complexity?', , 23(2), pp. 349-362.
A. Gmais, S., M. Aziz, N., Kh. Al-Khafaji, K., G. Yasser, A., Ama, , D. Naser, M. The genus Lymnaea (Lamarck, 1799) from Southern Mesopotamia: Are the morphological and anatomical studies enough to solve its complexity?. , 2008; 23(2): 349-362.

The genus Lymnaea (Lamarck, 1799) from Southern Mesopotamia: Are the morphological and anatomical studies enough to solve its complexity?

Mesopotamian Journal of Marine Science
Article 1, Volume 23, Issue 2, 2008, Pages 349-362    PDF (0 K)
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Satar A. Gmais; Najem M. Aziz; Khaled Kh. Al-Khafaji; al G. Yasser; ; Murtada D. Naser
Abstract
Many different morphs of the subgenus Radix sp were morphologically and anatomically studied from different sites of Garmat Ali river, Al-Hammar marshes and some pools near Garmat Ali river. The present study reveals that there is no real Lymnaea auricularia in Mesopotamia region, and possibly, L. cor, L. gedrosiana, L. canalifera and L. euphratica, represent the molluscs fauna of Mesopotamia. However, the DNA sequences of this cryptic subgenus is required to complete our view about it.
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