Xanthonychidae is a animal family in the Animalia kingdom, order Stylommatophora, class Gastropoda. The family contains 27 accepted species worldwide.
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Xerarionta intercisa (W.G.Binney, 1857)
The plain cactus snail, Xerarionta intercisa, is an air-breathing land snail end…
Xerarionta redimita (W.G.Binney, 1858)
The wreathed cactus snail (Xerarionta redimita) is an air-breathing land snail s…
Monadenia fidelis (J.E.Gray, 1834)
Monadenia fidelis, the Pacific sideband, is a medium-sized endemic North America…
Helminthoglypta nickliniana (I.Lea, 1838)
Helminthoglypta nickliniana is an air-breathing land snail species endemic to No…
Monadenia infumata (A.Gould, 1855)
Monadenia infumata, the redwood sideband snail, is a land snail species found on…
Sonorelix borregoensis (S.S.Berry, 1929)
Sonorelix borregoensis, the Borrego desertsnail, is a terrestrial snail species …
Micrarionta gabbii (Newcomb, 1864)
Micrarionta gabbii, or Gabb's snail, is an air-breathing US-endemic land snail t…
Maricopella allynsmithi (Gregg & W.B.Miller, 1969)
Sonorella allynsmithi (syn. Maricopella allynsmithi) is a hermaphroditic land sn…
Xerarionta tryoni (Newcomb, 1864)
The bicolor cactus snail, Xerarionta tryoni, is an endemic US land snail in the …
Helminthoglypta tudiculata (A.Binney, 1843)
Helminthoglypta tudiculata, the southern California shoulderband, is an endemic …
Helminthoglypta sequoicola (J.G.Cooper, 1866)
Helminthoglypta sequoicola, the redwood shoulderband snail, is a North American …
Helminthoglypta arrosa (W.G.Binney, 1858)
Helminthoglypta arrosa, the bronze shoulderband snail, is an endemic air-breathi…
Xanthonychidae animals belong to the Stylommatophora order in the Animalia kingdom. The shell of the Pacific sideband typically has a chestnut brown base, marked with bands of yellow, dark brown, and red. For instant identification, use the iNature app — AI-powered and works offline.
Xanthonychidae is classified in the order Stylommatophora, class Gastropoda, phylum Mollusca. There is a high degree of morphological variation between individual snails of this species, and several distinct subspecies are currently recognized.
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