Jardinella pallida
Overview
A detailed profile for this species is sourced from the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species as assessments become available.
Jardinella pallida faces severe threats from groundwater extraction and agricultural development in its limited spring habitat range. The species' dependence on specific hydrogeological conditions makes it extremely vulnerable to water table alterations and pollution from agricultural runoff. Urban expansion and infrastructure development further fragment and degrade the pristine spring environments essential for this endemic gastropod's survival.
Habitat
Jardinella pallida is endemic to freshwater spring systems and associated wetland habitats in southeastern Australia. This aquatic gastropod requires pristine, calcium-rich spring waters with stable temperatures and specific hydrochemical conditions.
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Frequently asked questions
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