Abstract
A new species of Siphonaria from southern and south-western Australia is described. In addition to the shell and radula, the reproductive system, spermatophore and animal’s external morphology are described.
Journal of the Malacological Society of Australia
Volume 6, 1984 - Issue 3-4
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