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Urogenital schistosomiasis has been present naturally in the South of Europesince the beginning of the 20 th century and nowadays its presence is alsoknown, at least imported by Sub-Saharan emigrants and tourists, in France,Italy, Portugal and Spain. One of the intermediate hosts of this trematodepresent in Europe is the bulinid mollusc Bulinus truncatus, non-native speciesthat can be reached to Europe by humans and birds. In order to know thismollusc better, we carried out a morpho-anatomical study, of the shell, thereproductive system, radula, the respiratory organs and pseudobranch of severalpopulations from Italy, France and Spain. Spanish conchological materialstudied comes from different populations, from material deposited in the "MuseoNacional de Ciencias Naturales" of Madrid and the "Museu de Ci{\`e}nciesNaturals" of Barcelona, as well as from its own material deposited in the"Museu Valenci{\`a} d'Hist{\`o}ria Natural" of Alginet (Valencia). The shellgrowth in captivity and the estimation of the population age of B. truncatusfrom El Ejido (Almer{\'i}a, Spain), has also been studied. Finally, the findingof aphallic and euphallic specimens in the different populations of southernEurope studied is presented and taxonomic and ecological data of the genusBulinus are shown.

Morpho-anatomical characterization of the urogenital schistosmiasis  vector Bulinus truncatus (Audouin, 1827) (Heterobranchia : Bulinidae) from  Southwestern Europe