Dear Aydin,
Your Planorbid species is probably one of the Gyraulus species recorded from
Turkey. For a list of all the basommatophoran species occurring in Turkey I
refer to the website of the Turkish Journal of Zoology. In the section "in
print" you can open the manuscript by Yildirim et al. dealing with the
subject.
By the way you should turn the picture of that Planorbid 180 degrees because
"all" the species are sinistral. A picture taken from above will help
identifying your Planorbid.
Best regards,

Henk K. Mienis
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Subject: an unidentified planorbid snail


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> Aydin
> snailstales.blogspot.com
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