Hadopyrgus ngataana [SEP] named after
Hadopyrgus ngataana
Hadopyrgus ngataana is a tiny, transparent, and critically endangered freshwater snail, found only in a single stream in a cave in New Zealand.
Habitat.
This snail has only been found in one spot: in one pool, in a stream at the entrance of Maitai Cave, in the Maitai River Valley southeast of Nelson. It is one of a group of very small, blind, transparent freshwater snails found in caves or underground streams, especially in Northwest Nelson, and like many of these species
"Crosseana" Zielske & Haase, 2015
- "Edgbastonia" Ponder, 2008
- "Fluvidona" Iredale, 1937
- "Fluviopupa" Pilsbry, 1911
- "Fonscochlea" Ponder, Hershler & B. W. Jenkins, 1989
- "Hadopyrgus" Climo, 1974
- "Halopyrgus" Haase, 2008
- "Hemistomia" Crosse, 1872
- "Indopyrgus" Thiele, 1928
- "Jardinella" Ponder & G. A. Clark, 1990
- "Kanakyella" Haase & Bouchet, 1998