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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Physa heterostropha""
There are 6 sites that mention "Physa heterostropha".
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Gwent Levels - Whitson
…nt in the Welsh context for its snails and dragonflies and includes the species Physa heterostropha and Brachytron pratense respectively. The large number of hedgerows add to the diversity of the area and together with the main reen banks provide a habitat for nationally importan…
Gwent Levels - Rumney and Peterstone
…nt in the Welsh context for its snails and dragonflies and includes the species Physa heterostropha and Brachytron pratense respectively. The larger number of hedgerows add to the diversity of the area and, together with the main reen banks, provide a habitat for nationally impor…
Gwent Levels - Magor and Undy
…nt in the Welsh context for its snails and dragonflies and includes the species Physa heterostropha and Brachytron pratense respectively. The large number of hedgerows add to the diversity of the area and, together with the main reen banks, provide a habitat for nationally import…
Gwent Levels - Redwick and Llandevenny
…nt in the Welsh context for its snails and dragonflies and includes the species Physa heterostropha and Brachytron pratense respectively. The large number of hedgerows add to the diversity of the area and together with the main reen banks provide a habitat for nationally importan…
Gwent Levels - Nash and Goldcliff
…nt in the Welsh context for its snails and dragonflies and includes the species Physa heterostropha and Brachytron pratense respectively. The large number of hedgerows add to the diversity of the area and together with the main reen banks provide a habitat for nationally importan…
Gwent Levels - St. Brides
…nt in the Welsh context for its snails and dragonflies and includes the species Physa heterostropha and Brachytron pratense respectively. The large number of hedgerows add to the diversity of the area and together with the main reen banks provide a habitat for nationally importan…
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