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Andrew Vik
Tampa, FL

Scott:

Your photos marked fff.bmp and tyu.bmp. are probably both
Melanoides turricula (I.Lea, 1850).
The one marked mmm.bmp is Elimia floridensis (Reeve, 1860).
The sinistral one is a Physella. They are rather difficult to I.D. beyond the
genus level,
but locality data helps narrow the possibilities.
Also, I've heard that Utterbachia is a synonym of Anodonta.

Andrew V.

Scott Schubbe wrote:

> Many thanks to those who sent me ID's for the freshwater shells at my
> Photopoint site. I had a great response, and a great number of hits at the
> freshwater album. I have posted more photos there this evening, see them at:
>
> http://albums.photopoint.com/j/AlbumList?u=525417
>
> A few of these are in need of ID's as well. Thanks again to those on the list
> for all the help!!!!!!
>
> Scott
> Florida

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