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Potamilu3 gibbosus Raf. 



verrucosus Raf. 



tubercularis Raf. 



nodosus Raf. 



pusillus Raf. 



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obovalis Raf. 

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saxatilis Raf. 



fasciata Raf. 



coneola Raf. 



angulata R if. 



turricula Raf. 

 Ambloxis eburnea Raf. 



veutricosa Raf. 



