Mastus Explained

Mastus is a genus of air-breathing land snails, terrestrial pulmonate gastropod mollusks in the family Enidae.^[1]

Species

Species:

• Mastus abundans
• Mastus alpicola
• Mastus amenazada
• Mastus anatolicus
• Mastus athensis
• Mastus bielzi
• Mastus butoti
• Mastus carneolus
• Mastus caucasica
• Mastus claudia
• Mastus cretensis
• Mastus dirphicus
• Mastus emarginatus
• Mastus etuberculatus
• Mastus gittenbergeri
• Mastus grandis
• Mastus hemmeni
• Mastus ierapetranus
• Mastus itanosensis
• Mastus oligogyrus
• Mastus olivaceus
• Mastus procax
• Mastus pupa
• Mastus pusio
• Mastus riedeli
• Mastus rossmaessleri
• Mastus sitiensis
• Mastus sphakiotus
• Mastus subaii
• Mastus transsylvanicus
• Mastus unius
• Mastus venerabilis
• Mastus violaceus

Further reading

• Parmakelis A., Spanos E., Papagiannakis G., Louis C. & Mylonas M. (2003). "Mitochondrial DNA phylogeny and morphological diversity in the genus Mastus (Beck, 1837): a study in a recent (Holocene) island group (Koufonisi, south-east Crete)". Biological Journal of the Linnean Society 78(3): 383-399.

External links

• Animal Base info

Notes and References

1. Web site: Mastus H.Beck, 1837 . www.gbif.org . 15 October 2021 . en.