puilla alluvionica孟& Hoffmann, 2008:在中欧早中更新世冰期首次发现的阿尔泰保护区现存的一种陆地蜗牛

IF 0.7 4区生物学 Q4 ZOOLOGY

Malacologia Pub Date : 2016-12-01 DOI:10.4002/040.059.0203

M. Horsák, L. Juřičková, J. Škodová, V. Ložek

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摘要

pulilla alluvionica孟& Hoffmann, 2008是一种现存的陆地蜗牛，迄今为止只在俄罗斯阿尔泰山脉的少数地点发现。目前，我们已经在三个中欧遗址的早-中更新世黄土化石组合中发现了它。化石材料与阿尔泰种群相符，只是平均壳宽略小。除了这些化石发现的位置和生物特征的细节外，我们还列出了与冲积砾岩有关的动物群。并与阿尔泰地区现存种群的生态条件和相关动物群进行了比较。冲积斑蝶是干旱生境的典型生物:有石灰岩露头的草原。这与化石沉积物中已知的相关物种的栖息地偏好相匹配，这些化石沉积物是典型的开放式黄土草原。

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Pupilla alluvionica Meng & Hoffmann, 2008: A Land Snail Extant in the Altai Refugium Recognised for the First Time in Central European Early-Middle Pleistocene Glacials

ABSTRACT Pupilla alluvionica Meng & Hoffmann, 2008 is an extant land snail species known until now only from a few sites in the Russian Altai Mountains. We have now identified it in fossil loess assemblages of Early-Middle Pleistocene age at three Central European sites. Fossil materials match those of Altaian populations, being only slightly smaller in mean shell width. In addition to the details of the locations and biometrics of these fossil finds, we list the faunas associated with P. alluvionica in the deposits. These are compared with the ecological conditions and associated faunas of living populations from the Altai. Pupilla alluvionica is a typical inhabitant of xeric habitats: steppes with rocky limestone outcrops. This matches the known habitat preferences of associated species in the fossil deposits that are typical of open loess steppe.

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Malacologia 生物-动物学

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