Nemaes
Nemaes is a genus of small, freshwater snails with an aquatic lifestyle, belonging to the family Nematomodidae. They are primarily found in the freshwater ecosystems of the Indo-Pacific region, with a few species occurring in Africa and South America. Nemaes species are characterized by their small size, typically measuring less than 10 millimeters in length, and their smooth, rounded shells. The shells are usually translucent, allowing the internal organs to be visible.
The genus Nemaes includes several species, each with its unique morphological features. For instance, Nemaes diversum
Nemaes species are often used in ecological studies due to their sensitivity to environmental changes. Their
Despite their small size, Nemaes snails have a significant impact on their environments. Their role in controlling