Comprehensive Description
Read full entryThe genus Arion contains about 30 species, most of which inhabit the Iberian Peninsula (Wiktor 1996) and others which are widespread.
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Arion ater Trusted
Colae
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Arion fasciatus Trusted
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Arion rufus Trusted
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Arion rufus Trusted
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Found in 4 classifications
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Genus recognized by Species 2000 & ITIS Catalogue of Life: Annual Checklist 2009:
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Valter Jacinto marked an older version of "Lesma // Slug (Arion sp.), juvenile" as trusted on the "Arion" page.
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Leo Shapiro set "Arion fasciatus" as an exemplar on "Arion fasciatus (Nilsson, 1823)".
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Megan Paustian commented on an older version of "Black slug":
A. ater may have been introduced to US
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