Belongs within: Hygrophila.
Contains: Ancylini, Laevapicini, Ferrissia, Planorbini, Helisomatini, Segmentina.
The Planorbidae are a diverse, cosmopolitan group of air-breathing freshwater snails. Members vary between the high-spired Miratestinae, planispiral Planorbinae and limpet-like Ancylinae. Nevertheless, they may be united by features of the prostrate and gonad diverticula, as well as by molecular data.
Significant representatives include Drepanotrema, a Neotropical genus with subglobose whorls and a narrowly lunate aperture.
<==Planorbidae [Ancylidae, Ancyloplanorbidae, Hydrophila, Planorbia, Planorbina, Wladislaviidae]
|--Ancylinae [Ancylina]BR17
| |--AncyliniBR17
| `--LaevapiciniBR17
|--Miratestinae [Ferrissiidae, Ferrissiinae, Ferrissinae, Miratestidae, Miratestini]BR17
| |--FerrissiaBR05
| |--Miratesta Sarasin & Sarasin 1897BR05
| | `--*M. celebensis Sarasin & Sarasin 1897BR17
| |--Ancylastrum Bourguignat 1853 [Ancylastridae, Ancylastrinae, Ancylastrini, Ancylastruminae]BR05
| | |--*A. cumingianum (Bourguignat 1853)BR17 [=Ancylus cumingianusBR17, Ancylus (*Legrandia) cumingianusL79]
| | `--A. smithi (Cox 1890) [=Ancylus (Ancylastrum) smithi]C90
| |--Protancylus Sarasin & Sarasin 1897 [Protancylidae, Protancylinae]BR05
| | `--*P. adhaerens Sarasin & Sarasin 1897BR17
| |--Amerianna Strand 1928 [=Ameria Adams 1861; Amerianneae, Ameriannini]BR05
| | `--*A. carinata (Adams 1861) [=Physa carinata, *Ameria carinata]BR17
| |--Patelloplanorbis Hubendick 1957 [Patelloplanorbidae]BR05
| | `--*P. tigiensis Hubendick 1957BR17
| |--Bayardella Burch 1977BR17, BR05 [Bayardellini]
| | |--*B. johni (Burch 1977)BR17 [=Plesiophysa (Bayardella) johniKKW12]
| | `--B. cosmetaBRW98
| |--Physastra Tapparone Canefri 1883 [Physastreae, Physastrinae]BR05
| | |--*P. vestita (Tapparone Canefri 1883) [=Physa vestita]BR17
| | |--P. oconnori (Cumber 1941)P61
| | `--P. variabilis (Gray 1843) (see below for synonymy)P61
| `--Kincaidilla Hannibal 1912PB27
| |--*K. fragilis [=Ancylus fragilis]PB27
| |--K. equeefensis (Walker 1924) [=Gundlachia equeefensis, Ancylus (Ferrissia) equeefensis]PB27
| |--K. farquhari (Walker 1924) [=Gundlachia farquhari]PB27
| `--K. lhotelleriei (Bourguignat in Walker 1914) [=Gundlachia lhotelleriei]PB27
`--PlanorbinaeBR05
|--PlanorbiniBR05
|--HelisomatiniBR17
|--SegmentinaBR05
|--Camptoceras Benson 1843BR05 [Camptocerateae, Camptoceratinae, CamptoceratiniBR17, Camptocerinae]
| `--*C. terebra Benson 1843BR17
|--Planorbarius Duméril 1806 [=Coretus Gray 1847; Coretina, Coretinae, Coretini, Planorbariinae, Planorbariini]BR05
| |--*P. corneus (Linnaeus 1758)BR17 (see below for synonymy)
| `--P. villatoyensisE99
|--Neoplanorbini [Neoplanorbidae, Neoplanorbinae]BR17
| |--Amphigyra dalli (White 1883)TTE93
| |--Neoplanorbis Pilsbry 1906BR05
| | `--*N. tantillus Pilsbry 1906BR17
| `--Payettia Dall 1924 [Payettiidae, Payettiinae, Payettinae]BR05
| `--*P. dalli (White 1882) [=Latia dalli]BR17
`--Drepanotrema Crosse & Fischer 1880BR05 [Drepanotrematinae, DrepanotrematiniBR17, Drepanotremeae]
|--*D. yzabalense (Crosse & Fischer 1879) [=Planorbis yzabalensis]BR17
|--D. anatinum (d’Orbigny 1835)RGG06
|--D. cimex (Moricand 1839)RGG06
|--D. depressissimum (Moricand 1839)RGG06
|--D. esperanzense (Tryon 1866) [=Planorbis esperanzensis]BR17
|--D. heloicum (d’Orbigny 1835)RGG06
|--D. kermatoides (d’Orbigny 1835)RGG06
|--D. nordestense (Lucena 1953) [=Tropicorbis nordestensis]B59
`--D. lucidum (Pfeiffer 1839)RGG06
Planorbidae incertae sedis:
Antillorbis Harry & Hubendick 1963RGG06
`--A. nordestensis (Lucena 1954)RGG06
Anisancylus Pilsbry 1924RGG06
`--A. obliquus (Broderip & Sowerby 1832)RGG06
Hebetancylus Pilsbry 1913RGG06
`--H. moricandi (d’Orbigny 1837)RGG06
Uncancylus Pilsbry 1913RGG06
`--U. concentricus (d’Orbigny 1835)RGG06
PlanorbellaAG88
|--*P. corpulenta (Say 1824)A79, P88 [=Planorbis corpulentusA79, Helisoma corpulentumC64]
`--P. magnifica (Pilsbry 1903) [=Planorbis magnificus]AG88
Isidorella Tate 1896KKW12
|--I. egregia (Preston 1906) [=Limnaea (Bulinus) egregia, Glyptophysa egregia]KKW12
`--I. newcombi (Adams & Adams 1864)KKW12
Anisopsis Sandberger 1875TTE93, B91
|--*A. calculus (Sandberger 1875)B91, TTE93
`--A. cherusca Huckriede 1967B91
Palaeancylus radiatus Yen 1948TTE93
AustralorbisR64
|--A. glabratusR64
`--A. odhnerNG13
TropicorbisR64
|--T. albicansR64
`--T. obstructusR64
Stimulator consettiBRW98
Glyptophysa concinnaBRW98
Helicorbis australiensisBRW98
PygmanisusBRW98
SyrioplanorbisBRW98
Physastra variabilis (Gray 1843) [incl. Isidora antipodea, P. lirata conferta, P. hochstetteri, P. lirata, P. tabulata moesta, P. novaezelandiae, P. tabulata]P61
*Planorbarius corneus (Linnaeus 1758)BR17 [=Helix corneaBR17, *Coretus corneusBR17, Planorbis corneusG40; incl. Helix nanaG40, Planorbis purpureusG40, Planorbis similisG40]
*Type species of generic name indicated
References
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