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) Bonnerzoologische Beiträge Band 55 (2006) Heft 1 Seiten 73-77 Bonn, Januar 2007 A New Species ofPseudachorutella Stach, 1949 (CoUembola: Neanuridae) from Poland Adrian Smolis & Dariusz Skarzynski Wroclaw, Poland Abstract.AnewspeciesofthegenusPseudachorutella Stach, 1949,P. hescidicaisdescribedfrom thePolishCarpathi- ans. It is relatedtoP. assigillata (Börner, 1901)andP. balcánicaCassagnau et Peja, 1978 described from Gennany and Albaniarespectively. The newspecies ischaracterizedby moderate plurichaetosison dorsal sideofthe body, elongated labium, thepresence ofthe male ventral organ and fourteeth on claws. Keywords. Entomology, taxonomy, Collembola, Neanuridae, Pseudachorutella, new species, Poland. 1. INTRODUCTION ted on slides in Swan's medium (distilled water, chloral hydrate, glacial acetic acid, glucose,Arabicgum)andob- The genus Pseudachorutella was established by Stach served using a phase contrast microscope Nikon Eclipse (1949) WithPseudachorutes assigillatus Börner, 1901 as E 600.All drawingswerepreparedusingacamera lucida. thetypespecies.Till nowten specieshavebeendescribed Inordertocomparemorphologyofrelatedspeciesthefol- as Pseudachofutella, including four from Europe (Mari lowingmaterial wasexamined: P. assigillata: 4adultma- Mutt&Bellinger 1990; Massoud 1967;Najt&Wein- les, 2 adultfemales,Rotenburg,Gennany,27.03.1927,det. ER 1997; Najt et al. 1990; Weiner & Na.it 1991). Mor- Börner (Börner's collection, housed in Staatliches Mu- phologically,PseudachorutellareferstoArlesia Handshin, seum fur Naturkunde Görlitz); P. balcánica: subadult 1942 (North and South America) and Cephalachorutes male, Greece, det. Cassagnau (Cassagnau's collection, Bedos & Deharveng, 1991 (Asia,Africa). It differs from housed in Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle, Paris). them by the set ofsubtle features in chaetotaxy ofanten- nal segments III andIV(Bedos& Deharveng 1991).Ac- TAXONOMY cording to Deharveng (pers. comm.) it seems most prob- 3. ablethatPseudachorutella speciesoccurring outside Eu- ropebelongtotwomentionedgeneraoranew undescribed Pseudachorutella bescidica sp. n. (Figs I 10, 16 21) genus. Types. Holotype: adultfemaleon slide, litterand tinede- During investigations in the Polish Carpathians we have bris, deciduous forest, ca. 400ma.s.l.,N slopeofthesum- foundspecimensofthegenusPseudachorutellavery sim- mit Ostra in the "Przelom Jasioiki" reserve near Tylawa ilartotwoEuropeanspecies,P. assigillata(Börner, 1901 village(BeskidNiski Mountains,Carpathians, SEPoland), andP. balcánica Cassagnau et Peja, 1978 described from 16.06.2001, leg. A. Smolis. Germany and Albania, respectively. Examination ofthe material ofthementionedtaxafrom Börner'sandCassag- Paratypes. Adult male, subadult male, 4 juveniles on nau's collections has enabled usto ascertain thatthe Pol- slides,samedataasholotype. Othermaterial: adultfemale, ish specimens represent a new species. Its description is in pieceofrottingwood, deciduous forest(Tilio-Carpine- m presented below. tiini), ca. 500 a.s.l., "Obrozyska" reserve near Muszy- na, (Beskid S^decki Mountains, Carpathians, S Poland), 03.05.2004, leg. A. Smolis, D. Skarzynski. The material 2. MATERIALSAND METHODS is deposited in the collection ofthe Department ofBio- diversity and Evolutionary Taxonomy, Wroclaw Univer- Litter and rotting wood samples collected in the Polish sity, Poland. Carpathians were extracted using a TuUgren apparatus. Obtained specimens ofthe new species were cleared in Description. Habitus as in Fig. 2. Body length (without mm potassiumhydroxideandchloralphenol andfinallymoun- antennae) 1.02-2.15 (holotype: 1.5 mm). Colour of j Adrian Smolis & Dariusz Skarzynski: New Species ofPseiidachorutella 74 Fi2 1-t Pseudachomtella hescidica sp. n. 1. dorsal chaetotaxy ofcentral part ofhead 2. habitus and dorsal chaeto- taxy. 3. chaetotaxy oflateral part oftergum III. 4. chaetotaxy ofabdominal sterna II-VI. Fig. 5-10. Pseudachonitella bescidica sp. n. 5. antennal segments ÍI-IV ofright antenna, dorsal view. 6. antennal seg- ments II-IV ofright antenna, ventral view. 7. furca, genital plate and male ventral organ. 8. furca, dorsal view. 9. furca, ventral view, 10. furca, lateral view. Adrian Smolis & Dariusz Skarzynski: New Species ofPseudachonitella 76 Floia'tgte.irab1li1ov-t2ia1er.swus19I.II,tidboiProssteoaulradstauescrba1o1l1r,uvt,veeenwlt;lraa1l4a.svsit^iegbwüi;lota2at0ra.su(cs1la1IIw-I,1,5vd)eonratsnroodllaatPtesereraualldvavic,ehewow;r,u21t15.e.Utcailbahiwoe,tsaalradstu,escraa1l11sv.p,.deownr..sa1l166.v-il2ea1wb..).um, 1'7.flabmm,2.181.^^claw, Bonnerzoologische Beiträge 55 (2006) 77 the body grayish-blue, eyes dark. Granulation coarse, P. balcánica Cassagnau et Peja, 1978, but differs from rather homogenous (Fig. 1). Antennae shorter than head theminthe followingcharacters: 4-5 ordinarychaetaeon (Fig. 2).Antennal segmentI with 7 chaetae, antennal seg- lateral parts of terga 11-111 (moderately plurichaetotic ment II with 13 chaetae (Figs 5, 6). Antennal segments form) (P. assigillata and P. balcánica: 2 chaetae), distal- III and IV fused dorsally. Antennal Ill-organ with two ly elongated labium (P. assigillataandP. balcánica: labi- smallinternal curvedsensilla, oneventral microsensillum um ofnormal size, see Figs 11, 12), non-ogival edge of and two cylindrical guard sensilla, ventral one slightly labrum {P. balcánica also non-ogival, but in P. assigilla- longerthandorsal (Figs 5, 6). Chaetotaxyofantennal seg- ta distinctly ogival, see Figs 11, 12), labral chaetotaxy: ments II-IV as in Figs 5, 6. Antennal segment IV with 4-5/2, 3, 2, 2, 2 {P assigillata and P balcánica: 4/2, 3, trilobedapical vesicle, subapical organite, microsensillum, 5, 2, see Fig. 12), maleorgan present(inP. assigillata ab- chaeta i and 8 relatively thick, cylindrical sensilla (Fig. sent, inP. balcánica unknown), fourteeth on claws (in P. 5). Antennal segment IV ventrally with numerous modi- balcánica three teeth, outer tooth absent; in P. assigilla- fied small sensilla (Fig. 6). ta only inner tooth present, see Figs 13-15). Acknowledgements. We wish to express our sincere Postantennalorgan absent.Areaoculariswith 8 + 8 large, thanks to Dr. H.-J. Schulz for supplying Börner\s mate- pigmented eyes (Figs 1,2). Buccal cone long. Mandible rial ofP. assigillata and to Dr. L. Deharveng for loaning delicate with 3-4 teeth, maxilla stylifonn. Labium with the specimen ofP. balcánica from the collection ofProf 12 + 12 chaetae, 2 + 2 small papillae x and 1 + 1 subapi- P. Cassagnau. We also thank to L. Deharveng and Ulrich cal denticles(Fig. 16). Labium distally distinctly elongat- Burkhardtforinsightfulcommentson the manuscript. The ed, distance between chaetaeAand B greater than length study was sponsored bythe UniversityofWroclaw (grant 2020/W/1Z/2004). of chaeta B (Fig. 16). Labrum elongated, chaetotaxy: 4-5/2, 3, 2, 2, 2. Labral edge non ogival (Fig. 17). REFERENCES Dorsal chaetotaxy as in Figs 1,2. Chaeta d] on the head Bedos,A. & Deharvlng, L. 1991. Cepluitachorutes gen.n., a present or absent, unpaired chaeta absent. Chaetae a-, new genus oftropical Neanuridae (Collembola). Tijdschrift on thoracic tergum II and nij on abdominal tergum IV voorEntomologie 134: 145-153. present. Dorsalchaetotaxymoderatelyplurichaetotic,vari- Mari Mutt, J. A., & Bellinger, P. 1990. A catalog of the able. 4—5 ordinary chaetae on lateral parts ofterga II-III NeotropicalCollembola,includingNearcticareasofMexico. (Fig. 3). Sensorial formula ofthe body 022/11111. Sen- Gainesville (Sandhill Crane Press): 237 pp. Massoud,Z. 1967. MonographiedesNeanuridae,CoUemboles sillatwiceas longasordinarychaetae. Microsensillumon Poduromorphes á pieces buccales moditlées. In: Delamare thoracic tergum II present. Thoracic sterna without Deboutteville,C.&Rapoport, E.(eds.) BiologicdeTAmé- chaetae, ventral tube with 3-5 + 3-5 chaetae. Ventral riqueAustrale, Paris(CentreNationaldelaRecherche Scien- chaetotaxyofabdominal sterna 11-Vl as in Figs4, 7. Fur- tifique). carelatively long. Denswith6chaetae(Figs 7, 8, 10). Mu- Najt,.1. &Weiner,W. M, 1997. CollembolaPoduromorphade ero2-2.5 timesshorterthandens,triangularin shape(Figs Nouvelle-Calédonic. Mémoires du Museum National d'His- R8,et1i0)n.acDuelnusmwwiitthhv3en+tro3-atpeeitcha.lMhayalleinveenatrreaal(oFriggasn9,(v1i0s)i.- Najsttoeic,rteJa.),NaTtPhuoirdbeualurldoe,m1oJ7r.1-p:Mh.e9,s^W4e.dieneGr,uyWa.nMe.f1r9a9n0ca.iCseo.UcBmublolleteisn(Idnu- ble only in adult male with ductus ejaculatorius) built of MuséumNationald'HistoireNaturelle,Paris,4, 12A: 95-121. thickened and slightly forked chaetae on abdominal ster- Stach, J. 1949. The Apterygotan fauna ofPoland in rein rela- na IIl-V (Fig. 7). tion to the world fauna of this group of insects. Families: Anuridac and Pseudachorutidae. Acta monographica Musei T(iFbiigosta1r9s,i21I,).IIF,eImIoIrwaitI,hII1,9I,II1w9i,th1813c,ha1e2,ta1e1rcehsapeetcateivreelsy- WeiSHionsuettroh,riAWafr.eicNMaa..tuB&roalnNinasej,rtK,zroJa.okl1oo9gw9i:1sc.1hC2eo2lBplepie.tmrbäoglea42Po(d3u^r)o:m3o6r9p-h3a87o.f pectively. Trochanters with 6 chaetae each. Coxae 1, 11, III with 3, 7-8, 7-8 chaetae respectively. Subcoxae 2 1, II, III with 1, 2^, 2-4 chaetae respectively. Subcoxae 1 Authors' address: Adrian Smolis; E-Mail: I, II, III with 1, 2-3, 2-3 chaetaerespectively. Clawswith adekírtíbiol.uni.wroc.pl; DariuszSkarzynski; E-Mail: hy- one tooth on inneredge, one tooth on outeredge and two pogast(aibiol.uni.wroc.pl; Zoological Institute, Wroclaw lateral teeth (Figs 18-21). Empodial appendage absent. University, Przybyszewskiego 63/77, 51-148 Wroclaw, Poland. Derivatio nominis. Named after its terra typica, the Beskidy Mountains in Poland. Received: 10.06.2005 Discussion.Amongknown membersofthegenusthenew Revised and accepted: 26.08.2005 speciesismostsimilartoP. assigillata(Börner, 1901)and Conesponding editor: B. A. Huber

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