Potamilus inflatus (I.Lea, 1831)

Synonyms: Lampsilis alabamensis (Conrad, 1834); Lampsilis inflata (I.Lea, 1831); Margarita inflatus (I.Lea, 1831); Margaron alabamensis (Conrad, 1834); Margaron inflatus (I.Lea, 1831); Proptera inflata (I.Lea, 1831); Symphynota inflata I.Lea, 1831; Unio alabamensis Conrad, 1834
Homonyms: Potamilus inflatus (I.Lea, 1831)
Common names: Alabama heelsplitter in English; inflated heelsplitter in English; inflated heelsplitter in English; inflated heelsplitter in English; Alabama Heelsplitter in English

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