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The Eggs and Egg-Laying Habits of Some Midwestern Land Snails

Authors: Carl W. Gugler;

The Eggs and Egg-Laying Habits of Some Midwestern Land Snails

Abstract

During the past few years laboratory populations of twenty-four species of Nebraska's land snails have been established as part of a continuing survey of the gastropod fauna of the state. Observations on the eggs and aspects of the reproductive activity of some of these gastropods are recorded here as a contribution to an area of the natural history of land snails about which relatively little published information is available.

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