Pyrgulopsis owensensis
Owens Valley Springsnail
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Family: Hydrobiidae · Class: Gastropoda · Order: Littorinimorpha
Conservation status: G1G2 S1S2
Pyrgulopsis owensensis (Owens Valley Springsnail) is a California animal in the Hydrobiidae family.
Not enough certified references exist on this species; no description possible at this time.
Classification
Class: Gastropoda · Order: Littorinimorpha · Family: Hydrobiidae
Conservation status
G1G2 S1S2
Frequently asked questions
How is Pyrgulopsis owensensis classified?
Pyrgulopsis owensensis belongs to class Gastropoda, order Littorinimorpha, family Hydrobiidae.
What family does Pyrgulopsis owensensis belong to?
Pyrgulopsis owensensis is in the Hydrobiidae family.
Is Pyrgulopsis owensensis protected or of conservation concern?
Pyrgulopsis owensensis carries the following status: G1G2 S1S2.
What is Pyrgulopsis owensensis?
Not enough certified references exist on this species; no description possible at this time.
Is Pyrgulopsis owensensis found in California?
Yes. Pyrgulopsis owensensis is recorded in California in The California Species Project's catalogue.
Related species
Other California species in the same genus, family, or bioregion.
Data from The California Species Project — 14,000+ California species with verified data from CNPS, CDFW, USFWS, and more.