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These appear to be some of the first photos of this uncommon? snail out on the internet (definitely no other observations are listed as this species on iNat), so I took a variety of photos illustrating the interesting features of this species. Perhaps the most distinctive feature of this species seems to be the fact that the three teeth are essentially invisible from a ventral view, and the basal tooth is all but invisible unless you get the right light and look inside the aperture at the right angle. All the features seem to match up well with the original description (Mazyck 1877).
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These appear to be some of the first photos of this uncommon? snail out on the internet (definitely no other observations are listed as this species on iNat), so I took a variety of photos illustrating the interesting features of this species. Perhaps the most distinctive feature of this species seems to be the fact that the three teeth are essentially invisible from a ventral view, and the basal tooth is all but invisible unless you get the right light and look inside the aperture at the right angle. All the features seem to match up well with the original description (Mazyck 1877).
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These appear to be some of the first photos of this uncommon? snail out on the internet (definitely no other observations are listed as this species on iNat), so I took a variety of photos illustrating the interesting features of this species. Perhaps the most distinctive feature of this species seems to be the fact that the three teeth are essentially invisible from a ventral view, and the basal tooth is all but invisible unless you get the right light and look inside the aperture at the right angle. All the features seem to match up well with the original description (Mazyck 1877).
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These appear to be some of the first photos of this uncommon? snail out on the internet (definitely no other observations are listed as this species on iNat), so I took a variety of photos illustrating the interesting features of this species. Perhaps the most distinctive feature of this species seems to be the fact that the three teeth are essentially invisible from a ventral view, and the basal tooth is all but invisible unless you get the right light and look inside the aperture at the right angle. All the features seem to match up well with the original description (Mazyck 1877).
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These appear to be some of the first photos of this uncommon? snail out on the internet (definitely no other observations are listed as this species on iNat), so I took a variety of photos illustrating the interesting features of this species. Perhaps the most distinctive feature of this species seems to be the fact that the three teeth are essentially invisible from a ventral view, and the basal tooth is all but invisible unless you get the right light and look inside the aperture at the right angle. All the features seem to match up well with the original description (Mazyck 1877).
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These appear to be some of the first photos of this uncommon? snail out on the internet (definitely no other observations are listed as this species on iNat), so I took a variety of photos illustrating the interesting features of this species. Perhaps the most distinctive feature of this species seems to be the fact that the three teeth are essentially invisible from a ventral view, and the basal tooth is all but invisible unless you get the right light and look inside the aperture at the right angle. All the features seem to match up well with the original description (Mazyck 1877).
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These appear to be some of the first photos of this uncommon? snail out on the internet (definitely no other observations are listed as this species on iNat), so I took a variety of photos illustrating the interesting features of this species. Perhaps the most distinctive feature of this species seems to be the fact that the three teeth are essentially invisible from a ventral view, and the basal tooth is all but invisible unless you get the right light and look inside the aperture at the right angle. All the features seem to match up well with the original description (Mazyck 1877).
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These appear to be some of the first photos of this uncommon? snail out on the internet (definitely no other observations are listed as this species on iNat), so I took a variety of photos illustrating the interesting features of this species. Perhaps the most distinctive feature of this species seems to be the fact that the three teeth are essentially invisible from a ventral view, and the basal tooth is all but invisible unless you get the right light and look inside the aperture at the right angle. All the features seem to match up well with the original description (Mazyck 1877).
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These appear to be some of the first photos of this uncommon? snail out on the internet (definitely no other observations are listed as this species on iNat), so I took a variety of photos illustrating the interesting features of this species. Perhaps the most distinctive feature of this species seems to be the fact that the three teeth are essentially invisible from a ventral view, and the basal tooth is all but invisible unless you get the right light and look inside the aperture at the right angle. All the features seem to match up well with the original description (Mazyck 1877).
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These appear to be some of the first photos of this uncommon? snail out on the internet (definitely no other observations are listed as this species on iNat), so I took a variety of photos illustrating the interesting features of this species. Perhaps the most distinctive feature of this species seems to be the fact that the three teeth are essentially invisible from a ventral view, and the basal tooth is all but invisible unless you get the right light and look inside the aperture at the right angle. All the features seem to match up well with the original description (Mazyck 1877).
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These appear to be some of the first photos of this uncommon? snail out on the internet (definitely no other observations are listed as this species on iNat), so I took a variety of photos illustrating the interesting features of this species. Perhaps the most distinctive feature of this species seems to be the fact that the three teeth are essentially invisible from a ventral view, and the basal tooth is all but invisible unless you get the right light and look inside the aperture at the right angle. All the features seem to match up well with the original description (Mazyck 1877).
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These appear to be some of the first photos of this uncommon? snail out on the internet (definitely no other observations are listed as this species on iNat), so I took a variety of photos illustrating the interesting features of this species. Perhaps the most distinctive feature of this species seems to be the fact that the three teeth are essentially invisible from a ventral view, and the basal tooth is all but invisible unless you get the right light and look inside the aperture at the right angle. All the features seem to match up well with the original description (Mazyck 1877).
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These appear to be some of the first photos of this uncommon? snail out on the internet (definitely no other observations are listed as this species on iNat), so I took a variety of photos illustrating the interesting features of this species. Perhaps the most distinctive feature of this species seems to be the fact that the three teeth are essentially invisible from a ventral view, and the basal tooth is all but invisible unless you get the right light and look inside the aperture at the right angle. All the features seem to match up well with the original description (Mazyck 1877).
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These appear to be some of the first photos of this uncommon? snail out on the internet (definitely no other observations are listed as this species on iNat), so I took a variety of photos illustrating the interesting features of this species. Perhaps the most distinctive feature of this species seems to be the fact that the three teeth are essentially invisible from a ventral view, and the basal tooth is all but invisible unless you get the right light and look inside the aperture at the right angle. All the features seem to match up well with the original description (Mazyck 1877).