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Oxychilus

Oxychilus is a genus of small air-breathing land snails, terrestrial pulmonate gastropods in the subfamily Oxychilinae of the family Oxychilidae, the glass snails.

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Oxychilus

Nodes115
Edges114
Triples74
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.017391
Components1

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Oxychilus

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related to Species · 61
Oxychilus → Akramowski, Altonaga, Backeljau, Beck, Benoit, Bertrand, Blum, Boettger, Bourguignat, Brito, Calcara, Collot, Drouët, Eichwald, Falkner, Fontannes, Frias Martins, Gasull, Geissert, Gittenberger
related to External links · 12
Oxychilus → Blum, Conchology, European Oxychilus, Gastropoda, Giusti, Journal, Manganelli, Miller, Oxychilus Fitzinger, Pulmonata, Redescription, Zonitidae
is a · 1
Oxychilus → genus of small air-breathing land snails

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riedel boettger martins bourguignat pfeiffer 1857 1964 westerlund frias 1989 genus giusti 1886 1914 1883 miller 1869 1880 1870 synonym

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Oxychilusis agenus of small air-breathing land snails0.90text
Oxychilusrelated to External linksGiusti0.60section
Oxychilusrelated to External linksManganelli0.60section
Oxychilusrelated to External linksRedescription0.60section
Oxychilusrelated to External linksEuropean Oxychilus0.60section
Oxychilusrelated to External linksMiller0.60section
Oxychilusrelated to External linksBlum0.60section
Oxychilusrelated to External linksOxychilus Fitzinger0.60section
Oxychilusrelated to External linksGastropoda0.60section
Oxychilusrelated to External linksPulmonata0.60section
Oxychilusrelated to External linksZonitidae0.60section
Oxychilusrelated to External linksJournal0.60section

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