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Terrestrial mollusks comprise about 35 thousand species, most of which belong to the order (in some sources suborder or infraorder)
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past, and as a result terrestrial molluscs are classified in several different, often not closely related, gastropod
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In terms of survival, this group of species is currently one of the most threatened; there are more known species
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Terrestrial molluscs occur across most of the planet, with the exception of
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According to an estimate from Cameron, of the 409 existing gastropod
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and some islands. They inhabit a wide range of ecosystems, from
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of terrestrial molluscs than in any other group of organisms.
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Index

Terrestrial molluscs

Helix pomatia

Bielzia coerulans
ecological
molluscs
land
freshwater
marine
Carboniferous
freshwater ones
land snails
land slugs
malacological
Gastropoda
evolutionary
taxa
Stylommatophora
Antarctica
deserts
tundras
rainforests
extinctions

Pomatias elegans

systellommatophoran
Laevicaulis alte
families

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