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Bradybaenini
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Bradybaenini

Bradybaeninae is a taxonomic subfamily of medium-sized to small land snails, terrestrial pulmonate gastropod mollusks in the family Camaenidae. Members of the subfamily Bradybaeninae are defined by the presence of two divided glands with one to two accessory sacs.

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29 branches of this tribe, most-observed first

Bradybaena

genusBradybaena

Fruticicola

genusFruticicola

Acusta

genusAcusta

Cathaica

genusCathaica

Karaftohelix

genusKaraftohelix

Pseudobuliminus

genusPseudobuliminus

Laeocathaica

genusLaeocathaica

Trichobradybaena

genusTrichobradybaena

Chosenelix

genusChosenelix

Pseudiberus

genusPseudiberus

Metodontia

genusMetodontia

Pliocathaica

genusPliocathaica

Virginihelix

genusVirginihelix

Ponsadenia

genusPonsadenia

Coccoglypta

genusCoccoglypta

Armandiella

genusArmandiella

Trichocathaica

genusTrichocathaica

Platypetasus

genusPlatypetasus

Buliminidius

genusBuliminidius

Apatetes

genusApatetes

Stenogyropsis

genusStenogyropsis

Secusana

genusSecusana

Paraegista

genusParaegista

Stilpnodiscus

genusStilpnodiscus

Eulota

genusEulota

Ainohelix

genusAinohelix

Kugitangia

genusKugitangia

Mikiria

genusMikiria

Rudens

genusRudens

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