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Lastochkin, D.A. (1935). Two new river Aeolosomatidae (Oligochaeta limicola). Annals and Magazine of Natural History, Series 10. 15(90): 636-645.
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10.1080/00222933508655011 [view]
Lastochkin, D.A.
1935
Two new river Aeolosomatidae (Oligochaeta limicola)
Annals and Magazine of Natural History, Series 10
15(90): 636-645
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[From introduction:]
In my work on Oligochaeta of the Oka River (1927) I came to the conclusion that some of the Oligochaeta limicola may be oonsidered peculiar to rivers alone (potamobiontes)-i. e., they do not occur elsewhere: Propappus volki, Nais behningi, Nais blanci, Potamothrix moldavensis. To this list of potamobiotics I can now add two more species of this family of Aeolosomatidae. These two species inhabit two very characteristic biotops in the river: littoral sand where the current is strong and coarse sand in the middle of the river where the current is likewise strong.
Freshwater
Systematics, Taxonomy Date action by
Aeolosoma neizvestnovi Lastochkin, 1935 accepted as Rheomorpha neizvestnovae (Lastochkin, 1935) (original description)
Stephensoniella Lastochkin, 1935 accepted as Potamodrilus Lastochkin, 1935 (original description) Stephensoniella fluviatilis Lastochkin, 1935 accepted as Potamodrilus fluviatilis (Lastochkin, 1935) (original description)
Russia for Stephensoniella fluviatilis Lastochkin, 1935
Diagnosis Original diagnosis by Lastochkin (1935: 636-637): "Asexual production absent; body flattened dorsoventrally, ... [details] Distribution Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine: rivers Oka, Tesa, Uvod, Volga, and lower stream of Dnieper. [details] Distribution Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine: rivers Oka, Tesa, Uvod, Volga, and lower stream of Dnieper. [details] Etymology "This new species I name after the investigator of the Oka River — Mrs. E. S. Neisvestnova" (Lastochkin, 1935: 645). [details] Etymology From Lastochkin (1935: 636): "The first species must be considered as representative of a new genus, ... [details] Etymology Not explicitly stated. The specific epithet fluviatilis is a Latin adjective meaning 'of, pertaining to, or ... [details] Habitat Freshwater continental rivers, in littoral sands and in coarse sand in the middle of rivers, both submitted to ... [details] Habitat Freshwater continental rivers, in littoral sands and in coarse sand in the middle of rivers, both submitted to ... [details] Homonymy Stephensoniella Lastochkin, 1935 is a junior homonym of Stephensoniella Cernosvitov, 1934 [Annelida ... [details] Type locality Not explicitly stated, but the species seems to have been described with base on specimens collected at the Oka ... [details] Type locality Not explicitly stated, but the species seems to have been described with base on specimens collected at the Oka ... [details] |