Pseudopeas Explained

Pseudopeas is a genus of gastropods belonging to the family Achatinidae.^[1]

The species of this genus are found in Africa, Central America.

Species:

• Pseudopeas bitzeense
• Pseudopeas burnupi
• Pseudopeas burunganum
• Pseudopeas camerunense
• Pseudopeas chariesterum
• Pseudopeas chlorum
• Pseudopeas concinnum
• Pseudopeas conspicuum
• Pseudopeas crossei
• Pseudopeas curvelliforme
• Pseudopeas egens
• Pseudopeas elachistum
• Pseudopeas elgonense
• Pseudopeas feai
• Pseudopeas foliatum
• Pseudopeas fusiforme
• Pseudopeas igembiense
• Pseudopeas imitans
• Pseudopeas iredalei
• Pseudopeas isseli
• Pseudopeas kekumeganum
• Pseudopeas koruensis
• Pseudopeas musolensis
• Pseudopeas opoboense
• Pseudopeas orestias
• Pseudopeas plebeium
• Pseudopeas pulchellum
• Pseudopeas pusillum
• Pseudopeas rumrutiense
• Pseudopeas saxatile
• Pseudopeas scalariforme
• Pseudopeas stenoterum
• Pseudopeas subcurvelliforme
• Pseudopeas tenue
• Pseudopeas thompsonae
• Pseudopeas thysvillense
• Pseudopeas ukaguruense
• Pseudopeas undulatum
• Pseudopeas valentini
• Pseudopeas victoriae
• Pseudopeas yalaensis

Notes and References

1. Web site: Pseudopeas Putzeys, 1899. 2021-10-09. www.gbif.org. en.