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Considering the shell morphology, it should be determined as 
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O. F. 
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, 1774, a species reported from this region. However, 
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demonstrated that 
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inhabits a wide range throughout Europe, but in the southern regions there are a few cryptic, molecularly defined species of 
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. Our 
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sp. molecularly belonged to the Clade 4 of 
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and &quot; 
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sp. C4&quot; of 
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(Fig. 
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). It was found as a crenobiont in the cave springs at the localities 8, 9 and 16 (Fig. 
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). Molecular divergence between this 
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sp. and 
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is 7%, and similar value (7.5%) is observed between this 
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sp. and 
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Molecular relationships of the studied 
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