- Hydrobiinae
- Hy·dro·bi·i·nae (hi″dro-beґĭ-ne) a subfamily of snails (family Hydrobiidae, order Mesogastropoda) that includes the genus Oncomelania, the intermediate host of Schistosoma japonicum.
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Hydrobiinae
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