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List of non-marine molluscs of Seychelles

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The non-marine molluscs of Seychelles are a part of the molluscan wildlife of Seychelles.

Location of Seychelles

Freshwater gastropods

Paludomidae

Land gastropods

endemic Careoradula perelegans is the only terrestrial gastropod without radula
endemic Edentulina moreleti is the only one known herbivore streptaxid

Streptaxidae - There are 20 species of Streptaxidae on the Seychelles.[2][3] Seven genera of Streptaxidae are endemic to the Seychelles: Stereostele, Imperturbatia, Silhouettia, Careoradula, Augustula, Priodiscus and Acanthennea.[2]

  1. Acanthennea erinacea (Martens, 1898) - endemic[2]
  2. Augustula braueri (Martens, 1898) - endemic[2]
  3. Careoradula perelegans (Martens, 1898) - endemic[2]
  4. Conturbatia crenata Gerlach, 2001 - endemic to Frégate Island,[3] possibly extinct[4]
  5. Edentulina dussumieri (Dufo, 1840)[2] - subspecies: Edentulina dussumieri dussumieri (Dufo, 1840); Edentulina dussumieri reservae Gerlach & Bruggen, 1999; Edentulina dussumieri silhouettae Gerlach & Bruggen, 1999; Edentulina dussumieri praslina Gerlach & Bruggen, 1999.[2] The subspecies praslina is only known as subfossil.[2]
  6. Edentulina moreleti (Adams, 1868) - endemic[2]
  7. Glabrennea gardineri (Sykes, 1909) - endemic[5][2]
  8. Glabrennea silhouettensis (Verdcourt, 1994) - endemic[6][2]
  9. Glabrennea thomasseti (Sykes, 1909) - endemic[7][2]
  10. Gonaxis quadrilateralis Preston, 1910[8] / Gonaxis (Macrogonaxis) quadrilateralis (Preston, 1910)[2] / Macrogonaxis quadrilateralis - introduced in 1958 to biological control two species of Achatina, but it has failed[2]
  11. Huttonella bicolor (Hutton, 1834)[2]
  12. Imperturbatia constans (Martens, 1898) - endemic[2]
  13. Imperturbatia violescens (Martens, 1898) - endemic[9] - Gerlach & Bruggen (1999) have spelled the specific name as Imperturbatia violascens[2][clarification needed]
  14. Priodiscus costatus - endemic[2]
  15. Priodiscus serratus (Adams, 1868) - endemic[10][2]
  16. Priodiscus spinatus - endemic[2]
  17. Seychellaxis souleyetianus (Petit, 1841) - endemic[2]
  18. Silhouettia silhouettae (Martens, 1898) - endemic[2]
  19. Stereostele nevilli (Adams, 1868) - endemic[2] - subspecies: Stereostele nevilli nevilli (Adams, 1868) and Stereostele nevilli parvidentata Gerlach & Bruggen, 1999[2]
  20. Streptostele acicula (Morelet, 1877)[2]

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