Виды Рода Columella Westerlund, 1878 (Gastropoda: Pulmonata: Truncatellinidae) В Сибири И На Дальнем Востоке России Л.А

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Виды Рода Columella Westerlund, 1878 (Gastropoda: Pulmonata: Truncatellinidae) В Сибири И На Дальнем Востоке России Л.А Бюллетень Дальневосточного The Bulletin of the Russian малакологического общества Far East Malacological Society 2007, вып. 11, с. 75–81 2007, vol. 11, pp. 75–81 Виды рода Columella Westerlund, 1878 (Gastropoda: Pulmonata: Truncatellinidae) в Сибири и на Дальнем Востоке России Л.А. Прозорова, М.О. Засыпкина, К.В. Кавун Биолого-почвенный институт ДВО РАН, Владивосток 690022, Россия e-mail: [email protected] Уточнен видовой состав наземных моллюсков рода Columella Westerlund, 1878 азиатской части России. Выявлено, что в Сибири обитают не два, как считалось ранее, а три вида рода Colu- mella – C. edentula (Draparnaud, 1805), C. сolumella (G. Martens, 1830) и Columella aspera Walden, 1966, новый для Сибири и Азии в целом. На Дальнем Востоке России обитают два вида рода – C. edentula и C. columella. Обсуждается распространение видов Columella в пределах изученных регионов и на сопредельных территориях. Species of the genus Columella Westerlund, 1878 (Gastropoda: Pulmonata: Truncatellinidae) in Siberia and the Russian Far East L.A. Prozorova, M.O. Zasypkina, K.V. Kavun Institute of Biology and Soil Science, Far East Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences, Vladivostok 690022, Russia e-mail: [email protected] Species composition of land snails belonging to the genus Columella Westerlund, 1878 in Asian part of Russia is studied. It is revealed that three Columella species – C. edentula (Draparnaud, 1805), C. сolumella (G. Martens, 1830) and C. aspera Walden, 1966 occur in Siberia. Species C. aspera is new for both Siberia and whole Asia. Two species, C. edentula и C. columella, are known for the Russian Far East. Distribution of the Columella species in studied regions and in adjacent territories is discussed. К роду Columella Westerlund, 1878 отношении Columella наиболее близок принадлежат мелкие наземные обита- к Truncatellinae Steenberg, 1925, и в раз- тели влажных биотопов, в основном ных вариантах систематики либо вклю- травяной подстилки, имеющие рако- чается в данное подсемейство семей- вину цилиндрической или куполооб- ства Vertiginidae Pilsbry, 1819 [Шилейко, разной формы, высотой до 3.5 мм и 1984; Kerney et al., 1983; и др.], либо шириной до 1.5 мм (рис. 1, 2). Эти мол- относится к отдельному подсемейству люски распространены в Голарктике, Columellinae Schileyko, 1998 семей- где представлены не менее чем 6 совре- ства Truncatellinidae [Schileyko, 1998]. менными видами. В таксономическом На территории России по литератур- 75 76 ным данным известны три вида Colu- Раммельмейер, 1952; Шилейко, 1984]. mella – C. edentula (Draparnaud, 1805), При этом для островных территорий C. сolumella (G. Martens, 1830) и юга Дальнего Востока отмечался лишь C. aspera Walden, 1966 [Лихарев, Рам- C. edentula, который как единствен- мельмейер, 1952; Шилейко, 1984]. Из ный представитель рода приводится них для Сибири до наших исследова- также и для примыкающих к югу Даль- ний упоминался лишь C. сolumella, а него Востока России японских остро- для Дальнего Востока России, кроме вов Хоккайдо и Хонсю [Kuroda, 1963; этого вида, еще и C. edentula [Лихарев, Minato, 1988; Higo, Goto, 1993]. Материал и методы При выполнении исследования ис- Видовая идентификация моллюс- пользован материал, собранный нами ков проведена, и микроскульптура ра- в 2000–2005 гг. на юге Сибири в Иркут- ковины изучена с помощью светового ской области, Бурятии и Туве, а также и сканирующего электронного микро- сборы Ю.М. Марусика (Институт био- скопа LEO-450. Для сравнения формы логических проблем Севера ДВО РАН, раковины использованы моллюски из г. Магадан) из юго-восточной Тувы, не- других районов Палеарктики, храня- далеко от монгольской границы. Про- щиеся в коллекциях Биолого-почвен- бы моллюсков, зафиксированные 75% ного института ДВО РАН и Зооло- этанолом, хранятся в малакологической гического института РАН (г. Санкт- научной коллекции Лаборатории прес- Петербург), а также опубликованные новодных сообществ Биолого-почвенно- фотографии и рисунки обычных и ти- го института ДВО РАН (г. Владивосток). повых экземпляров. Рис. 1. Рисунки раковин трех российских видов рода Columella Westerlund, 1878. A – C. edentula (Draparnaud, 1805) из Швеции (по: [Walden, 1966]); B – C. edentula из Нидерландов (по: [Gittenberger et al., 1970]); C – C. edentula с Курильских островов (оригинал); D – C. edentula с севера Сахалина (оригинал); E – C. edentula с юга Сахалина (оригинал); F – C. edentula из окрестностей пос. Большие Коты на берегу оз. Байкал (оригинал); G – C. сolumella (G. Martens, 1830) с побережья Охотского моря в районе пос. Аян (по: [Шилейко, 1984]); H – C. сolumella с востока Тувы (оригинал); I – голо- тип C. aspera Walden, 1966 (по: [Walden, 1966]); J – паратип C. aspera из Щвеции (по: [Шилейко, 1984]); K – C. aspera из Нидерландов (по: [Gittenberger et al., 1970]); L – C. aspera из окрестностей пос. Большие Коты на берегу оз. Байкал (оригинал). Масштаб 1 мм. Fig. 1. Shell pictures of three Russian species of the genus Columella Westerlund, 1878. A – C. edentula (Draparnaud, 1805) from Sweden [after Walden, 1966]; B – C. edentula from Netherlands [after Gitten- berger et al., 1970]; C – C. edentula from the Kuril Islands (original); D – C. edentula from the northern Sakhalin Island (original); E – C. edentula from the southern Sakhalin Island (original); F – C. edentula from the vicinity of Bol’shye Koty settlement on the shore of Baikal Lake (original); G – C. сolumella (G. Martens, 1830) from Okhotsk Sea shore in the vicinity of Ayan settlement [after Schileyko, 1984]; H – C. columella from the east of Tuva Republic (original); I – holotype of C. aspera Walden, 1966 [after Walden, 1966]; J – paratype of C. aspera [after Schileyko, 1984] from Sweden; K – C. aspera from Nether- lands [after Gittenberger et al., 1970]; L – C. aspera from the vicinity of Bol’shye Koty settlement on the shore of Baikal Lake (original). Scale bar – 1 mm. 77 Результаты В соответствии с приведенными шого и Малого Енисея. Из 13 найден- выше литературными данными при ных моллюсков, 12 экземпляров из обследовании малакофауны Куриль- 7 тувинских местонахождений иден- ских островов (рис. 1C) и Примор- тифицированы нами как C. сolumella ского края нами зарегистрирован (рис. 1H, 2) на основании, главным лишь C. edentula [Прозорова, 2002, образом, микроскульптуры дефинитив- 2006] (рис. 1A–F). Однако на севере ной раковины, поверхность которой в о-ва Сахалин был обнаружен также отличие от C. edentula лишена блеска и C. сolumella [Прозорова и др., 2005], в районе 2 верхних оборотов покрыта вероятно, проникший туда из бассейна четкими регулярными морщинками низовий Амура, где отмечался ранее (рис. 2). Кроме этих особенностей [Лихарев, Раммельмейер, 1952]. Таким структуры поверхности для вида C. сolu- образом, выяснено, что оба этих вида mella характерна правильная цилинд- обитают не только на материке, но и рическая (рис. 1H), а у наиболее круп- в островной части юга Дальнего Вос- ных экземпляров высоко-цилиндриче- тока России. ская (рис. 1G, 2A) форма раковины. В Сибири нами были проведены У вида C. edentula форма раковины малакологические исследования на менее стабильна и варьирует от куполо- юге региона – на западном и восточном видной до цилиндрической (рис. 1A–F). побережье оз. Байкал и в Республике При этом, даже если раковина экзем- Тува. На Байкале сборы проводились пляра по форме близка к цилиндриче- на п-ове Святой Нос и в окрестностях ской (рис. 1B), ее поверхность блестя- пос. Большие Коты, где на сопках в под- щая, почти гладкая или слабо и нерегу- стилке смешанного леса найдены два лярно морщинистая. вида данного рода – C. edentula (рис. 1F) Ниже приведены краткие сведе- и C. aspera (рис. 1L). Последний вид ния по трем российским видам рода является новым не только для Сибири, Columella. но и для Азии в целом [Прозорова, Семейство Truncatellinidae Кавун, 2006; Prozorova, 2006]. Вид Steenberg, 1925 C. aspera идентифицирован по харак- Подсемейство Euconulinae терной куполовидной блестящей про- Schileyko, 1998 зрачной раковине, ярко-коричневой Род Columella Westerlund, 1878 окраске периостракума, а также тонкой Типовой вид . Pupa inornata и густой радиальной исчерченности Clessin, 1872 (syn. Pupa edentula Drapar- (рис. 1I–L) [Шилейко, 1984], хорошо naud, 1805); по обозначению Вестер- выраженной как на верхних, так и на лунда (Westerlund, 1887). нижних оборотах молодых раковин. В Туве моллюски рода Columella, Columella edentula C. columella и C. edentula, найдены (Draparnaud, 1805) в восточной и центральной районах (рис. 1A–F) республики, принадлежащих бассейну Т и п о в о е местонахожде - Верхнего Енисея и его притоков – Боль- н и е . Франция. 78 Распространение . Голарк- зарослях кустарников, на опушках и тика (в т.ч. п-ов Корея, Япония и влажных осыпях, часто поднимается частично Китай). В России – повсе- на стебли трав. местно, от берегов полярных морей до южных границ и от западной гра- Columella сolumella ницы до Приморского края, Сахалина, (G. Martens, 1830) Курильских островов и Камчатки. (рис. 1G, H, 2) Экологическая х а р а к т е - Т и п о в о е местонахожде - р и с т и к а . Обитает главным образом н и е . Северная Европа. на равнинах и на склонах небольших Распространение . Вероятно, сопок в очень влажных биотопах. На Голарктика, поскольку описание и материке в горных районах встречает- рисунки C. alticola (Ingersoll, 1835) ся только в долинах, однако на Куриль- из Северной Америки полностью ских островах в условиях влажного соответствует характеристикам дан- океанического климата обитает и в ного вида. Отмечен в северной Европе, более высоких поясах. Держится вбли- высокогорьях
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