Ellobium chinense Raw sequence reads

The Ellobium chinense, a species of terrestrial pulmonate gastropod, mainly distributed in tropical and subtropical mangrove high tide salt-bearing marsh zone and gravel coastal. Ellobiids are very sensitive to environmental changes and human disturbances in intertidal zones and estuaries, and are the most important link in the evolution of mollusks from sea to land. As the ancestor of land snails, they have a special position in the evolutionary history of mollusks (Morton, 1955). Previous studies have found that ear snails are mainly distributed in in China, South Korea, Japan and other places. In mainland China, the research sites are mainly in the mangrove areas of Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan, Fujian and Zhejiang provinces, and no reports have been reported in other regions.