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引用次数: 5
摘要
本文首次对爱沙尼亚18种羽管类昆虫进行了区系和生态学综述。它们在5月和9月取样,栖息在不同类型的淡水栖息地:从亲湿植物中的微水体到佩普西和沃尔茨贾夫的大型湖泊。发生在爱沙尼亚的harpacticoid物种属于嗜热、喜冷和常温的生态群。一种新的羽虫亚种——布氏Maraenobiotus bruei estonicus E. Fefilova亚种。11月来自瀑布下的潮湿植物。它与已知的布氏分枝杆菌亚种在触角的外突、下颌骨的触须、腿2的内突和腹部体上的棘的结构上有所不同。
On the Estonian fauna of Harpacticoida (Crustacea, Copepoda)
For the first time a faunistic and ecological review of 18 harpacticoid species and forms from Estonia is presented. They were sampled in May and September and inhabit different types of freshwater habitats: from micro-waterbodies among hygrophilous plants to large lakes of Peipsi and Vortsjarv. The harpacticoid species occurring in Estonia belong to thermophilic, cold- preferring, and eurythermic ecological groups. A new harpacticoid subspecies Maraenobiotus brucei estonicus E. Fefilova subsp. nov. from wet plants under a waterfall is described. It differs from the known subspecies of M. brucei in the structures of the exopodite of antenna, mandibular palp, endopodite of leg 2, and spines on abdominal somites.