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aegopinella-cisalpina
aegopinella-epipedostoma
aegopinella-forcarti
aegopinella-graziadei
aegopinella-minor
aegopinella-nitens
aegopinella-nitidula
aegopinella-pura
aegopinella-ressmanni
atlantica-calathoides
atlantica-gueriniana
gastrodonta-interna
glyphyalinia-indentata
janulus-bifrons
janulus-pompylius
janulus-stephanophorus
janulus-traviesus
mesomphix-bilineatus
mesomphix-cupreus
mesomphix-euryomphala
mesomphix-lucubratus
mesomphix-luisant
mesomphix-martensianus
mesomphix-modestus
mesomphix-paradensis
mesomphix-pittieri
mesomphix-tuxtlensis
mesomphix-zonites
nesovitrea-subhyalina
patulopsis-carinatus
patulopsis-montereyensis
patulopsis-salleana
patulopsis-sculptus
patulopsis-veracruzensis
perpolita-hammonis
perpolita-petronella
retinella-actinophora
retinella-chathamensis
retinella-circumsessa
retinella-giustii
retinella-hierroensis
retinella-hiulca
retinella-incerta
retinella-lenis
retinella-olivetorum
retinella-osoriensis
retinella-rochebruni
striatura-milium
vermetum-festinans
vermetum-tamadabaense
zonitoides-arboreus
zonitoides-excavatus
zonitoides-jaccetanicus
zonitoides-nitida
zonitoides-nitidus
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