Predation of Oligochaeta by the exotic invasive snail Tanychlamys indica (Gastropoda, Ariophantidae) and expansion of the invasive species' distribution in Brazil

Brito A.S., Machado E.O., Arruda J.O.(2026) Predation of Oligochaeta by the exotic invasive snail Tanychlamys indica (Gastropoda, Ariophantidae) and expansion of the invasive species’ distribution in Brazil. Strombus 30(1-2): 5–9.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-04-15
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19598851
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Mollusks and Parasites Studies
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Predation of Oligochaeta by the exotic invasive snail Tanychlamys indica (Gastropoda, Ariophantidae) and expansion of the invasive species' distribution in Brazil

Janine O. Arruda, Éwerton O. Machado, Aquiles Santos Brito
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Predation of Oligochaeta by the exotic invasive snail Tanychlamys indica (Gastropoda, Ariophantidae) and expansion of the invasive species' distribution in Brazil

Janine O. Arruda, Éwerton O. Machado, Aquiles Santos Brito
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Brito A.S., Machado E.O., Arruda J.O.(2026) Predation of Oligochaeta by the exotic invasive snail Tanychlamys indica (Gastropoda, Ariophantidae) and expansion of the invasive species’ distribution in Brazil. Strombus 30(1-2): 5–9.

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Universidade Federal do Acre (BR), Museu de Ciências Naturais da Fundação Zoobotânica do Rio Grande do Sul (BR)
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