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Well just to add to the list of odd places one finds snails: in Japan, the genus Stenothyra is found only in near-boiling water in sulphurous hot springs. This I guess is analogous to a hot-vent environment, though with beer and squid-based snacks somewhat closer by.



Paul Callomon
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Malacology, Invertebrate Paleontology and General Invertebrates
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Academy of Natural Sciences
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