Cecilioides A. Férussac 1814

Summary[edit] Description: English: Cecilioides connollyi Tomlin, 1943. Distributional range in Europe, scientific state of knowledge of 2012. Source description in English. Light colour indicated rare occurrences or regions where the species could eventually be expected to occur. Dark colour indicated relatively reliable occurrences, as well as regions where the species was expected to occur, and where the species was not known to be extremely rare. Dark colour indications were not necessarily based on published records. Species summary in AnimalBase Deutsch: Verbreitung in Europa, Kenntnisstand von 2012. Quellenbeschreibung auf deutsch Español: Distribución en Europa, nivel de conocimiento de 2012. Descripción de la fuente en español Français : Repartition en Europe, niveau de connaissance de 2012. Description de la source en français Italiano: Distribuzione in Europa, livello di conoscenza del 2012. Descrizione della fonte in italiano Português: Distribuição na Europa, nível de conhecimento de 2012. Descrição da fonte em português Čeština: Distribuce v Evropě, úroveň znalostí v roce 2012 Polski: Dystrybucja w Europie, poziom wiedzy z 2012 roku Русский: Распространение в Европе, уровень знаний в 2012 году. Date: 28 September 2012. Source: Distributional range map as published in Welter-Schultes, F. 2012: European non-marine molluscs, a guide for species identification. Pp A1-A3, 1-679, Q1-Q78. Author: Francisco Welter-Schultes.

Found in a flood debris sample. Only a single shell found. My hunch is that this may be non native, but only because I've never seen it before and it was found in a debris sample from a highly urbanized area with a number of other non native species. I also suspect this is a terrestrial species, but this is nothing more than a guess at the point.

Found in a flood debris sample. Only a single shell found. My hunch is that this may be non native, but only because I've never seen it before and it was found in a debris sample from a highly urbanized area with a number of other non native species. I also suspect this is a terrestrial species, but this is nothing more than a guess at the point.

Found in a flood debris sample. Only a single shell found. My hunch is that this may be non native, but only because I've never seen it before and it was found in a debris sample from a highly urbanized area with a number of other non native species. I also suspect this is a terrestrial species, but this is nothing more than a guess at the point.

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Category hierarchy: Animals | MollusksDescription: Cecilioides gundlachi shell  viewed with a scanning electron microscope with aperture facing up.Capture device: Scanning Electron Microscope

Category hierarchy: Animals | MollusksDescription: Cecioides consobrinus shell viewed with a scanning electron microscope with aperture facing up.Capture device: Scanning Electron Microscope

Cecilioides (Geostilbia) caledonica (Crosse, 1867)

Cecilioides subulina Preston

Figure 27; A Kaliella microconus (Mousson, 1865) BOR/MOL 9551. Perak, Ipoh, Batu Kebelah Plot 1 B Kaliella scandens (Cox, 1871) BOR/MOL 11043. Perak, Ipoh, Gunung Tasek Plot 1 C Rahula ‘tempurung 1’ BOR/MOL 11392. Perak, Ipoh, Gunung Tempurung Plot 2 D Cecilioides caledonica (Crosse, 1867) BOR/MOL 9748. Perak, Ipoh, Batu Kebelah Plot 4.

Cecilioides subulina Preston

Cecilioides marsabitensis Preston

Cecilioides marsabitensis Preston

Cecilioides spec.