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. The roles of systematics,in the field of conservation,biology are well understood,and accepted,for many organisms. However, the role of systematics and taxonomy has not been reviewed in the context of species protection and,management,of freshwater,gastropods. We provide,a thorough,review,of the relevant theoretical literature in systematics,and,taxonomy,and illustrate with recent examples,of species delineation and,taxonomy,in North American,freshwater,gastropods,that these fields play key,roles in the practical designation,of conservation,management,units. We summarize,some,aspects of the biology,of freshwater gastropods that can confound taxonomic and management efforts. Based on our review, we recommend that effective conservation,plans,include,the systematic,research,necessary,to recognize,unique,organismal lineages as primary,conservation,management,units. This strategy must,be combined,with consistent and rigorous nomenclature, taxonomy, and dissemination of research findings so that all parties have access to the highest quality information. Key words: systematics, taxonomy, snail, freshwater, conservation, gastropods. Rigorous systematic,and,taxonomic,efforts provide

Practical applications for systematics and taxonomy in North American freshwater gastropod conservation