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SNAILPOP – Search for Great Pond Snail populations

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A. Mrkvicka

Dear MoFA members, dear friends of malacology!

Help in locating occurrences of the Great Pond Snail Lymnaea stagnalis is requested:
Prof. Seppälä and his team from the University of Innsbruck are examining the effects of heat waves on snails and their parasites in the research project SNAILPOP.

If 5 or more specimens of L. stagnalis are found at a location in Austria or adjacent Bavaria, please complete the following survey form:

→ Detailed information and data entry form

If you have further questions, please contact snailpop2023@gmail.com.

Please spread the word in your area – every record helps!

20. June 2023/by Sonja Bamberger
Tags: research
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