New Zealand mudsnail
Photo by: Gabe Harp
Potamopyrgus antipodarum is a snail that lives in the muds of New Zealand's lakes, rivers, and estuaries. Shown are an infected snail (top) and an uninfected snail (bottom) after being removed from their shells. The spots visible on the infected snail are parasite cysts.2007Photo by: Gabe HarpNew Zealand mudsnail
Created: 2007
Copyright Holder: Photo by: Gabe Harp
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