Distribution
Deroceras rodnae s.l. has been reported from Romania, Ukraine, Slovakia, Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary, Austria, Switzerland, Germany, Croatia, and France. However, these and most other published data concern Deroceras rodnae s. l.; that is they do not distinguish Deroceras rodnae s. s. and Deroceras juranum (see above). The type locality is in Romania and Hutchinson & Reise (2009) confirmed the occurrence of Deroceras rodnae s. s. from Poland, Slovakia and Hungary, proposing that all Deroceras rodnae s. l. occurring east of the range of D. praecox (which is distributed around the Sudeten mountains) were this species. However, they also report an occurrence of Deroceras rodnae s. s. in Croatia and discuss a form of uncertain status in the uplands south of Dresden, Germany. They questioned identifications of Deroceras rodnae s. l. from Spain and Italy.
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