a review of the microgastropod genus systenostoma bavay & dautzenberg, 1908 and a new subterranean species from china (gastropoda, pulmonata, hypselostomatidae)
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Abstract
A review of the microgastropod genus Systenostoma is provided. Thai and Malaysian species are transferred to a new genus, Angustopila (type species: Systenostoma tamlod Panha & Burch 1999). A new subterranean Angustopila species is described here. Conchologically, the new species is most similar to the cave-dwelling, Thai A. tamlod (Panha & Burch, 1999). One Thai species (Systenostoma edentata) is transferred to the genus Hypselostoma. Vietnamese members remain in the genus Tonkinospira (nomen novum) for Systenostoma Bavay & Dautzenberg 1908 (non Systenostoma Marsson 1887). A comprehensive map of former Systenostoma species is presented. SEM and NanoCT images, including a video of A. huoyani sp. n. internal shell morphology, provide novel perspectives of the shells of Angustopila and of the scarcely known Vietnamese Tonkinospira species. The biology of these snails is not yet known but collection localities suggest a troglophilic ecology.
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| Authors | ;Adrienne Jochum;Rajko Slapnik;Marian Kampschulte;Gunhild Martels;Markus Heneka;Barna Pall-Gergely |
| Journal | biochimica et biophysica acta |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.3897/zookeys.410.7488
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