Photogallery:
Synonyms: Haitia acuta
Physa acuta
Physa heterostropha
(Wurtz 1949; Murray & Roy 1968)
Physa integra
(Vanata 1926; Murray & Roy 1968; RET Inc 1974)
Physa virgata (Gould)
(Metcalf 1968; Cheatum, Fullington & Pratt; RET Inc. 1974; McMahon 1975; Freeling 1975; Harrel
& Duplechin 1976; Bane & Lind 1978; Davis MDCC 1978; Fullington 1978; Fullington 1979;
Fullington 1982; Benson, Fitzpatrick & Pearson 1980; Davis SCD-LNR 1980; Davis SCD-PR 1980;
Davis SCD-RG 1980; Davis 1982; Lind 1980; Lind 1982; Neck 1982e; Short & Smith 1989; Milam
2005)
Physella heterostropha (Say)
(NatureServe 2008)
Physella integra (Haldeman)
(NatureServe 2008)
Physella virgata Gould
(Buzan 1982; Neck 19894b; Neck 1985c; Neck 1990b; Bayer et al. 1992; Neck & Schultz 1992; Neck
& Schramm 1992; Jasper 1996; Cauble 1998; NatureServe 2008)
As Subspecies:
Physella acuta acuta (Gould)
syn: Physa virgata virgata (Gould)
(Burch & Tottenham 1980; Burch 1982; Burch 1989)
syn: Physella virgata virgata Gould
(Bequaert & Miller 1973)
syn: Physella virgata virgata morph parva (Lea)
(Burch & Tottenham 1980; Burch 1982; Burch 1989)
Physa acuta bottimeri
syn: Physa virgata bottimeri Clench
(Bequaert & Miller 1973; Clench 1924 in Bequaert & Miller 1973)
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Distribution Citations
1924 Clench in Bequaert &
Miller 1973
1926 Vanata
[1949 Wurtz]
1968 Metcalf
[1968 Murray & Roy]
1972 Cheatum Fullington
Pratt
1973 Bequaert & Miller
1974 RET Inc.
1975 McMahon
1976 Freeling
1976 Harrel & Duplechin
1978 Bane & Lind
1978 Davis MDCC
1978 Fullington
1979 Fullington
1980 Benson Fitzpatrick
Pearson
[1980 Burch & Tottenham]
1980 Davis SCD-LNR
1980 Davis SCD-PR
1980 Davis SCD-RG
1980 Lind
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[1982 Burch]
1982 Buzan
1982 Davis
[1982 Fullington]
1982 Lind
1982e Neck
1984b Neck
1985c Neck
[1989 Burch]
1989 Short & Smith
1990b Neck
1992 Bayer et al.
1992 Neck & Schultz
1992 Neck & Schramm
1996 Jasper
1998 Cauble
2005 Milam
[2008 NatureServe]
[ ] indicate state record, no specific county or locality indicated |
notes:
-probably the most common freshwater snail in the southwest US (Fullington 1979) and probably occurs in every Texas county (Fullington 1978)
-prefers rocky substrates (McMahan 1975)
-also reported from the Trinity River (RET Inc. 1974) |
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