Key Identification Features
- It grows to a similar size but has a distinct appearance, and has been nicknamed the salt-and-pepper mudsnail because its final whorl is lighter than the rest of the shell.
- This morph appears to have been present in the area for several years before it was correctly identified as a distinct morph of Potamopyrgus antipodarum.
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