Supplementary material 1 from: Chen Z-Y, Sukee T, Koehler AV, Webster BL, Gasser RB, Ponder WF, Young ND (2025) Mitogenome and nuclear rRNA gene cluster of Austropeplea subaquatilis (Tate, 1880) from South Australia, with molecular and morphological comparison of A. cf. brazieri (Smith, 1882) from Victoria (Gastropoda, Hygrophila, Lymnaeidae). ZooKeys 1255: 41-62. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.1255.164109

Author: Chen, Zhe-Yu; Sukee, Tanapan; Koehler, Anson V.; Webster, Bonnie L.; Gasser, Robin B.; Ponder, Winston F.; Young, Neil D.

Publisher: Zenodo

DOI: 10.3897/zookeys.1255.164109.suppl1

Source: https://zenodo.org/records/17319163/files/oo_1434606.pdf

Supplemen a y Table 1. Loca ion, code, and NCBI GenBank accession numbe s o he lymnaeid
snail nucleo ide sequences used in his s udy.
Species
Code
Locali y
16S
ITS2
Re e ences
Aus opeple
a c . b azie i
EA-1
Guy a, New
Sou h Wales,
Aus alia
(30°13.330'S,
151°40.170'E)
EU55622
5
EU55627
0
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a c . b azie i
EA-2
Walcha, New
Sou h Wales,
Aus alia
(30°54.586'S,
151°17.306'E)
EU55622
6
EU55627
1
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a c . b azie i
EA-3
Pen i h, New
Sou h Wales,
Aus alia
(33°38.500'S,
150°41.500'E)
EU55622
7
EU55627
2
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a c . b azie i
EA-4
Windso , New
Sou h Wales,
Aus alia
(33°37.000'S,
150°49.000'E)
EU55622
8
EU55627
3
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a c . b azie i
EA-5
B aidwood, New
Sou h Wales,
Aus alia
EU55622
9
EU55627
4
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
(35°31.483'S,
149°31.700'E)
Aus opeple
a c . b azie i
EA-6A
Kosciuszko
Pla eau, New
Sou h Wales,
Aus alia
(36°24.368'S,
148°19.064'E)
EU55623
0
EU55627
5
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a c . b azie i
EA-6B
Kosciuszko
Pla eau, New
Sou h Wales,
Aus alia
(36°24.368'S,
148°19.064'E)
EU55623
1
EU55627
6
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a c . b azie i
EA-7
Bombala, New
Sou h Wales,
Aus alia
(37°08.783'S,
149°28.087'E)
EU55623
2
EU55627
7
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a c . b azie i
EA-8
Bemboka, New
Sou h Wales,
Aus alia
(36°34.500'S,
149°41.467'E)
EU55623
3
EU55627
8
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a c . b azie i
EA-9A
Cas lemaine,
Vic o ia, Aus alia
EU55624
8
EU55629
3
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
(37°19.277'S,
144°21.777'E)
Aus opeple
a c . b azie i
EA-9B
Cas lemaine,
Vic o ia, Aus alia
(37°19.277'S,
144°21.777'E)
EU55624
9
EU55629
4
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a c . b azie i
AUS1
We ibee Sou h,
Vic o ia, Aus alia
(37°56.682′S,
144°41.931′E)
PP10027
0
PV59374
0
Sukee e al.
(2024) and his
s udy
Aus opeple
a
omen osa
NZn-1
Eas Cape, No h
Island, New
Zealand
(37°39.400'S,
178°29.610'E)
EU55623
4
EU55627
9
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a
omen osa
NZn-2
No h o Napie ,
No h Island,
New Zealand
(39°13.040'S,
176°53.380'E)
EU55623
5
EU55628
0
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a
omen osa
NZs-1
A hu ’s Pass,
Sou h Island,
New Zealand
(42°54.340'S,
171°33.618'E)
EU55623
6
EU55628
1
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a
omen osa
NZs-2
A on Ri e ,
Ch is chu ch,
New Zealand
(43°32.000'S,
172°38.000'E)
EU55623
7
EU55628
2
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a
omen osa
NZs-3
Li le Ri e , Sou h
Island, New
Zealand
(43°44.929'S,
172°49.450'E)
EU55623
8
EU55628
3
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a
omen osa
NZs-4
Mole Lake, Sou h
Island, New
Zealand
(45°00.437'S,
168°34.384'E)
EU55623
9
EU55628
4
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a
subaqua ilis
SA-1
Penola, Sou h
Aus alia,
Aus alia
(37°15.299'S,
140°26.114'E)
EU55624
0
EU55628
5
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a
subaqua ilis
SA-2
M Gambie ,
Sou h Aus alia,
Aus alia
(37°22.301'S,
140°12.624'E)
EU55624
1
EU55628
6
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a
subaqua ilis
SA-3
Millicen , Sou h
Aus alia,
Aus alia
(36°04.688'S,
140°06.075'E)
EU55624
2
EU55628
7
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a
subaqua ilis
AB29
1
Tho nlea, Sou h
Aus alia,
Aus alia
(37°22.135′S,
140°12.313′E)
PV74963
3
PV59373
9
This s udy
Aus opeple
a huonensis
TAS-1
Launces on,
Tasmania,
Aus alia
(41°26.875'S,
147°07.286'E)
EU55624
3
EU55628
8
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a huonensis
TAS-2
Sou h Esk Ri e ,
Tasmania,
Aus alia
(42°16.800'S,
147°35.400'E)
EU55624
4
EU55628
9
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a huonensis
TAS-3
Lake Augus a,
Tasmania,
Aus alia
(41°52.340'S,
146°30.779'E)
EU55624
5
EU55629
0
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a huonensis
TAS-4
Clyde Ri e ,
Tasmania,
EU55624
6
EU55629
1
Puslednik e al.
(2009)

Aus alia
(42°21.385'S,
147°01.395'E)
Aus opeple
a huonensis
TAS-5
Lemon ,
Tasmania,
Aus alia
(42°16.807'S,
147°35.411'E)
EU55624
7
EU55629
2
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a hispida
N/A
F anklin Ri e ,
Tasmania,
Aus alia
(42°32.450'S,
145°45.202'E)
EU55626
8
EU55631
1
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
Aus opeple
a hispida
N/A
F anklin Ri e ,
Tasmania,
Aus alia
(42°32.450'S,
145°45.202'E)
EU55626
9
EU55631
2
Puslednik e al.
(2009)
O ien ogalb
a i idis
N/A
Asia
NC01853
6
OR03015
3
Liu e al. (2012)
and
Suwancha oen
e al. (2023)

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