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| Common Name | Range *** |
|---|---|
| Afrogyrus rodriguezensis | Mauritius (Rodrigues Islands) |
| Afrogyrus starmuehlneri | Madagascar |
| Ampelita spp. (3) | Madagascar |
| Anceya terebriformis | Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire), Tanzania |
| Ancylus ashangiensis | Ethiopia |
| Archachatina bicarinata | Sao Tome and Principe |
| Bathanalia howesi | Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire), Tanzania |
| Bellamya spp. (14) | Angola, Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire), Kenya, Liberia, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia |
| Biomphalaria barthi | Ethiopia |
| Biomphalaria tchadiensis | Chad |
| Boucardicus spp. (17) | Madagascar |
| Bridouxia spp. (2) | Burundi, Tanzania, Zambia |
| Bulinus spp. (6) | Cameroon, Kenya, Malawi, Uganda |
| Burnup's Hunter Slug | South Africa |
| Burnupia spp. (2) | Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda |
| Caldwellia imperfecta | Indian Ocean (Reunion), Mauritius |
| Clavator moreleti | Madagascar |
| Cleopatra spp. (2) | Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda |
| Cone Shell (4) | Angola |
| Ctenophila spp. (3) | Indian Ocean (Reunion), Mauritius |
| Cyathopoma randalana | Madagascar |
| Dancea rodriguezensis | Mauritius (Rodrigues Islands) |
| Dupontia spp. (4) | Mauritius |
| Elasmias spp. (1) | Japan, Mauritius |
| Erepta spp. (2) | Mauritius |
| Euonyma curtissima | Kenya |
| Gabbiella rosea | Kenya |
| Gonidomus sulcatus | Mauritius |
| Gonospira spp. (9) | Indian Ocean |
| Gulella Snail (8) | Indian Ocean (Seychelles), Kenya, Mauritius, South Africa, Tanzania |
| Gyraulus spp. (1) | Mauritius, Yemen |
| Harmogenanina spp. (2) | Indian Ocean |
| Hirthia littorina | Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire), Tanzania |
| Laevicaulis haroldi | South Africa (KwaZulu-Natal) |
| Lanistes spp. (9) | Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire), Malawi, Mozambique, Republic of Congo, Tanzania |
| Lantzia carinata | Indian Ocean (Reunion) |
| Lavigera coronata | Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire), Tanzania |
| Martelia tanganyicensis | Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire), Tanzania |
| Melanoides spp. (5) | Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire), Malawi, Tanzania, Zambia |
| Microstrophia spp. (2) | Mauritius |
| Neritina tiassalensis | Cote d'Ivoire |
| Nesopupa madgei | Mauritius |
| Omphalotropis hieroglyphica | Mauritius |
| Paludomus ajanensis | Indian Ocean (Seychelles) |
| Pila speciosa | Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia |
| Pilula praetumida | Indian Ocean (Reunion) |
| Plegma caelatura | Indian Ocean (Reunion) |
| Pondoland Cannibal Snail | South Africa (Eastern Cape Province) |
| Pulmonate Limpet | South Africa |
| Purcell's Hunter Slug | South Africa (Western Cape Province) |
| Reymondia tanganyicensis | Burundi, Tanzania |
| Sheldonia puzeyi | South Africa |
| Snake Skin Hunter Slug | South Africa (KwaZulu-Natal) |
| Spekia coheni | Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire) |
| Stanleya neritinoides | Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire), Tanzania |
| Subuliniscus arambourgi | Kenya |
| Tanganyicia rufofilosa | Burundi, Democratic Republic of Congo (Zaire), Tanzania, Zambia |
| Thapsia spp. (2) | Kenya, Mauritius (Rodrigues Islands) |
| Tomicha spp. (3) | South Africa |
| Tomichia spp. (7) | South Africa, South Africa (Western Cape Province) |
| Tongaland Cannibal Snail | South Africa |
| Trachycystis spp. (3) | South Africa |
| Tropidophora spp. (2) | Madagascar, Mauritius (Rodrigues Islands) |
| Zingis radiolata | Kenya |
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