BURROWS AND TRACKWAYS OF THE DERMAPTERAN INSECT LABIDURA RIPARIA (PALLAS, 1773): A CONTRIBUTION TO THE ICHNOLOGY OF SANDY SUBSTRATES

IF 16.4 1区化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2022-09-15 DOI:10.2110/palo.2022.016

Shannon Hsieh, Weronika Łaska, A. Uchman, Krzysztof Ninard

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Abstract

Abstract: The earwigs, Dermaptera, are a group of insects which have been present since the Mesozoic. They have a relatively sparse fossil record, yet their life activities on and in soil or sediment leave traces with the potential for long-term preservation. These may include some burrows seen in Quaternary dunes and other sandy substrates. The well-known, cosmopolitan, sand-dwelling species Labidura riparia is examined as a potential model and reference for dermapteran tracemakers there and elsewhere in the geological record, through experimentally produced shelter burrows and trackways from wild-caught, laboratory-raised specimens. Shelter burrows were typically U-shaped with a pair of surface entrances, and these U-shapes could be additionally modified into Y-shapes or linked together to form a network. Trackways of L. riparia generally resembled those of other insects but may show features consistent with dermapteran anatomy such as tail-drag impressions produced by cerci.

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皮类昆虫河狸唇虱的穴道和轨迹(植物学报，1773):对沙质基质技术的贡献

摘要：耳翅目Dermaptera是中生代以来就已存在的一类昆虫。它们的化石记录相对稀少，但它们在土壤或沉积物中的生活活动留下了长期保存的痕迹。其中可能包括第四纪沙丘和其他沙质基底中的一些洞穴。著名的、世界性的、生活在沙子里的物种Labidura riparia被认为是当地和地质记录中其他地方的皮蛛追踪者的潜在模型和参考，通过实验从野生捕获的、实验室饲养的标本中产生的庇护所和通道。避难所洞穴通常是U形的，有一对表面入口，这些U形可以额外修改为Y形，或者连接在一起形成网络。里帕氏乳杆菌的轨迹通常与其他昆虫的轨迹相似，但可能表现出与皮足类解剖结构一致的特征，如尾蚴产生的拖尾印痕。

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Accounts of Chemical Research 化学-化学综合

CiteScore

31.40

自引率

1.10%

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312

审稿时长

2 months

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