New species and records of Exalloniscus Stebbing, 1911 from southern Asia (Malacostraca, Isopoda, Oniscidea)

IF 0.7 4区生物学 Q4 ZOOLOGY

Tropical Zoology Pub Date : 2020-12-31 DOI:10.4081/TZ.2020.83

S. Taiti, Giovanna Monticelli Cardoso

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Abstract

The genus Exalloniscus is widely distributed in southern and eastern Asia. In this contribution, eight species are described as new: Exalloniscus schmalfussi from Nepal; E. siamensis from Thailand; E. kampucheaensis from Cambodia; E. tortilis and E. deharvengi from Vietnam; E. stilifer from southern China; E. burmaensis from Myanmar; and E. convexus from Laos. Ten more species are recorded: E. nepalensis from Nepal; E. coecus, E. brincki, E. bicoloratus, E. caudatus and E. maschwitzi from West Malaysia; E. sumatranus from Sumatra, Indonesia, and Singapore; E. papillosus from West Malaysia and Vietnam; and E. thailandensis from Laos. Exalloniscus bessoni Dalens, 1992 and E. yinae Nunomura and Xie, 2000 are considered to be junior synonyms of E. thailandensis Dalens, 1987. A map with the recorded distributions of all the 28 species of Exalloniscus is provided and their habitat is discussed.

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亚洲南部Exallonisus Stebbing的新种和记录，1911（马六甲介、异足目、洋葱总科）

木槿属广泛分布于亚洲南部和东部。在这篇文章中，有八个物种被描述为新物种：来自尼泊尔的Exallonisus schmalfussi；来自泰国的E.siamensis；来自柬埔寨的E.kampucheaensis；来自越南的E.tortilis和E.deharvengi；产于中国南方的E.stilifer；E.缅甸灰蝶；和来自老挝的E.convesus。记录了另外十个物种：尼泊尔的E.nepalensis；来自西马来西亚的E.coecus、E.brincki、E.bicoloratus、E.caudus和E.maschwitzi；苏门答腊、印度尼西亚和新加坡的E.苏门答腊；E.乳头状瘤，产于马来西亚西部和越南；和来自老挝的E.thailandensis。Exallonisus bessoni Dalens，1992和E.yinae Nunomura和Xie，2000被认为是E.thailandensis Dalens，1987的初级同义词。提供了一张记录了所有28种木槿分布的地图，并讨论了它们的栖息地。

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Tropical Zoology 生物-动物学

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