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basin. Smooth-shelled snails are also distributed in mainland China, but are considered the same species and subspecies of
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in mainland China. It has varix, no matter whether the shell is smooth or ribbed, but most populations have ribbed-shell.
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619:paragonimus
550:paddy field
261:Description
231:Philippines
129:Oncomelania
1449:Categories
1017:: 221–231.
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681:References
583:haplotypes
562:amphibious
480:robertsoni
474:in China:
448:provinces.
426:endangered
355:Subspecies
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88:Gastropoda
868:1674-4918
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947:abstract
884:"カタヤマガイ"
664:See also
639:Far East
513:Genetics
495:allozyme
476:hupensis
239:Sulawesi
187:tropical
114:Family:
78:Mollusca
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68:Animalia
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