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Species

Species within the genus ''Xenopoma'' include: *'' Xenopoma aguayoi'' Torre & Bartsch, 1941 *'' Xenopoma hendersoni'' Torre & Bartsch, 1941 *'' Xenopoma humboldtianum'' ( Pfeiffer, 1867) *'' Xenopoma hystrix'' (Wright in Pfeiffer, 1862) - type species *'' Xenopoma spinosissimum'' Torre & Bartsch, 1941

References

* Pfeiffer, L., 1861 Malakozoologische Blätter, 8: Annulariidae {{Gastropod-stub