Species Profiles:

Endangered Snails of North America**

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Snails
Common Name	Range ***
Acute Elimia	Alabama, Tennessee
Alamosa Springsnail	New Mexico
Allyn Smith's Banded Snail	California
Angular Pebblesnail	Alabama
Anthony's Riversnail	Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee
Antrobia spp. (2)	Alabama, Montana
Armigerous River Snail	United States
Armored Snail	Alabama
Ash Meadows Pebblesnail	Nevada
Atlas Pebblesnail	Alabama
Badwater Snail	United States
Banbury Springs Limpet	Idaho
Banded Elimia	Alabama
Bicolor Cactus Snail	California
Black Abalone	California, Mexico (Baja California)
Black Mudalia	Alabama
Black-crest Elimia	Alabama, Florida, Georgia
Bliss Rapid Snail	Idaho
Blue Spring Aphaostracon	Florida
Boulder Pile Mountain Snail	Idaho
Brook Elimia	Tennessee
Bruneau Hot Springsnail	Idaho
Caper Elimia	Alabama
Catalina Mountain Snail	California
Cave Physa	Wyoming
Clench's Middle-toothed Land Snail	Arkansas
Coahuilix De Hubbs Snail	Mexico
Coal Elimia	Tennessee, Virginia
Concentrated Snail	California
Coosa Pebblesnail	Alabama
Corpulent Hornsnail	Alabama, Tennessee
Crystal Siltsnail	Florida
Cylindrical Lioplax Snail	Alabama, Georgia
Dense Hydrobe	Florida
Domed Ancylid	Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee
Duckwater Pyrg	Nevada
Durangonella De Coahuila Snail	Mexico
Dutton's River Snail	Tennessee
Dwarf Pebblesnail	Alabama
Elimia porrecta	Tennessee
Elimia pybasi	Alabama
Elimia teres	Tennessee
Elimia troostiana	Tennessee
Elk River File Snail	Alabama, Tennessee
Emerald Valvata	California
Enterprise Siltsnail	Florida
Fat-whorled Pondsnai	Utah, Wyoming
Fenney Spring Hydrobe	Florida
Flat Pebblesnail	Alabama
Flaxen Elimia	Alabama, Georgia
Fluted Pebblesnail	Alabama
Foushee Cavesnail	Arkansas
Fraternal Snail	California
Gabb's Snail	California
Gila Springsnail	New Mexico
Gladiator Elimia	Alabama
Grand Wash Springsnail	Arizona
Greenbrier Cavesnail	West Virginia
Harney Basin Duskysnail	Oregon
Hidden Pebblesnail	Alabama
Hood Ancylid	Alabama, Florida
Huachuca Springsnail	Arizona
Ichetucknee Siltsnail	Florida
Idaho Springsnail	Idaho
Iowa Pleistocene Snail	Illinois, Iowa
Jay's River Snail	Tennessee
Kanab Amber Snail	Arizona, Canada, Utah
Kanab Ambersnail	Arizona, Utah
Keeled Sideband	California
Kern Shoulderband	California
Knob Mudalia	Alabama
Knotty Elimia	Tennessee
Koster's Springsnail	New Mexico
Lacy Elimia	Alabama
Lava Rock Mountain Snail	Idaho
Leptoxis ampla	Alabama
Lily Shoals Elimia	Alabama
Magazine Mountain Middle-toothed Snail	Arkansas
Magnificent Ramshorn	North Carolina
Mainstream River Snail	Alabama, Illinois, Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia
Marbled Disc	Idaho, Iowa
Mesa Shoulderband	California
Miller's Snail	Mexico
Mimic Cavesnail	Texas
Mission Creek Oregonian	Idaho
Moapa Pebblesnail	Nevada
Moom Pebblesnail	Alabama
Morro Shoulderband Snail	California
Mud Elimia	Alabama
Muddy Rocksnail	Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee
Naegele Springsnail	Texas
Neoplanorbis tantillus	Alabama
New Mexico Hotspring Snail	New Mexico
Northern Abalone	Alaska, California, Canada (British Columbia), Oregon, Washington
Ocmulgee Marstonia	Georgia
Opaque Pebblesnail	Alabama, Tennessee
Ovate Pebblesnail	Alabama
Painted Rocksnail	Alabama
Paludiscala De Oro Snail	Mexico
Panhandle Pebblesnail	North Carolina, Virginia
Pecos Assiminea Snail	Mexico, New Mexico, Texas
Phantom Cave Snail	Texas
Plain Cactus Snail	California
Pleurocera postelli	Alabama
Plicate Rocksnail	Alabama
Ponderous Siltsnail	Florida
Prickly Pear Island Snail	California
Pygmy Pebblesnail	Alabama
Pygmy Siltsnail	Florida
Quadrate Pebblesnail	Alabama
Ringed Hornsnail	Alabama
Rocky Mountain Capshell	Canada, United States
Rolling Pebblesnail	Alabama
Roswell Springsnail	New Mexico
Rough Hornsnail	Alabama
Round Rocksnail	Alabama
Round-rib Elimia	Alabama
Royal Marstonia Snail	Tennessee
Rugged Hornsnail	Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee
Sculpin Snail	Alabama
Seminole Siltsnail	Florida
Shortspire Hornsnail	Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee
Silt Elimia	Alabama
Skirted Hornsnail	Alabama, Georgia
Slender Campeloma	Alabama
Slowwater Elimia	Alabama, Tennessee
Smooth Rocksnail	Alabama, North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia
Snake River Physa Snail	Idaho
Socorro Springsnail	New Mexico
South Sierra Nevada Springsnail	New Mexico
Spindle Elimia	Alabama, Georgia
Spiny River Snail	Alabama, Tennessee, Virginia
Spiral Hornsnail	Alabama
Spotted Rocksnail	Alabama
Stocky Pebblesnail	Alabama
Telescope Hornsnail	Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee
Tennessee Pebblesnail	Alabama
Thickshell Pondsnail	Utah
Thousand Palms Desert Snail	California
Tight Coin	California
Transverse Grand Pyrg	Nevada
Trinity Bristle Snail	California
Tulotoma Snail	Alabama
Upland Hornsnail	Alabama, Georgia
Utah Physa	Colorado, Utah, Wyoming
Utah Valvata Snail	Idaho
Varicose Rocksnail	United States
Virginia Fringed Mountain Snail	Virginia
Vortex Banded Mountain Snail	Idaho
Walnut Elimia	Alabama
Wekiwa Hydrobe	Florida
Wekiwa Siltsnail	Florida
Wet Rock Physa	Utah
White Abalone	North America (West Coast from Point Conception, CA, USA, to Punta Abreojos, Baja Californa, Mexico)
White Desert Snail	California
Wreathed Cactus Snail	California
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**Hawaiian endangered species are listed separately.

***What snails are listed here?:

The North America section of this site lists the folllowing snails appearing on select endangered species lists:

• Snails that dwell in or migrate to any part of the North American continent, except Hawaii, which has its own section.
• Snails of Greenland and adjacent Atlantic islands.
• Snails of the Mexican Holarctic.
• Snails of the Gulf of Maine.

In some cases, the creatures listed in this section may also be found on other continents or in other areas, which is why you may see additional areas noted in the range column.

Disclaimer: This list combines species from several endangered species lists. Using the total count of species found on this site as an official count of endangered species of the world is not recommended. For more information on what creatures are listed on this site, please visit our About Us page.