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Modulus guernei Dautzenberg 1900
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Preferred Names
Modulus guernei Dautzenberg 1900
Species recognized by
Dynamic Hierarchy Version 2 1
Reference taxon from EOL Mollusca Patch
Himerarctia docis
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Himerarctia docis
Hübner 1831
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Himerarctia docis
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Himerarctia docis
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Himerarctia docis (Hubner 1831)
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There are no common names associated with this taxon.
Curated hierarchies for Modulus guernei Dautzenberg 1900
Dynamic Hierarchy Version 2 1
Life
Cellular Organisms
Eukaryota
Opisthokonta
Metazoa
Bilateria
Protostomia
Spiralia
Mollusca
Gastropoda Cuvier 1795
Caenogastropoda Cox 1960
Cerithioidea J. Fleming 1822
Modulidae
Modulus Gray 1842
Modulus guernei Dautzenberg 1900
(this page)
Modulus ambiguus Dautzenberg 1910
Modulus basteroti Benoist 1874
Modulus bayeri Petuch 2001
Modulus bermontianus Petuch 1994
Modulus cerodes A. Adams 1851
Modulus disculus (Philippi 1846)
Modulus hennequini Petuch 2013
Modulus honkerorum Petuch 2013
Modulus kaicherae Petuch 1987
Modulus lindae Petuch 1987
Modulus modulus (Linnaeus 1758)
Modulus nodosus Macsotay & Campos 2001
Modulus pacei Petuch 1987
Modulus turbinoides (Locard 1897)