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        <description>I accidentally brought it home when I collected some duckweed. You can see the heart beating at a rate of approx. 30 bpm, which is what you'd expect for this species, according to Baker F. C. (25 April) 1902. The Mollusca of the Chicago Area. Part II. Gastropoda. Bulletin No. III. of the Natural History Survey, The Chicago Academy of Sciences, 418 pp. 33 plates. Page 408-409.</description>
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