Luteostriata abundans

Luteostriata abundans
Scientific classificationこの分類を編集する
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Platyhelminthes
Order: Tricladida
Family: Geoplanidae
Genus: Luteostriata
Species:
L. abundans
Binomial name
Luteostriata abundans
(von Graff, 1899)
Synonyms
  • Geoplana marginata var. abundansvon Graff, 1899
  • Geoplana abundansFroehlich, 1959
  • Notogynaphallia abundansOgren & Kawakatsu, 1990

Luteostriata abundans is a species of Brazilianland planarian in the subfamily Geoplaninae. It is a common species in human-disturbed areas in Brazil's southernmost state, Rio Grande do Sul.[1]

Description

Detail of anterior region of L. abundans showing the small eyes and the clear halos around the dorsal eyes in the two most marginal stripes.
Ventral view of L. abundans eating a woodlouse. The pharynx can be seen penetrating the venter of the woodlouse.

Luteostriata abundans is a small to medium-sized land planarian with an elongate body and parallel margins. The largest specimens have a length of about 60 millimeters or more. The dorsum has a yellow tinge, varying from cream to dark yellow or light brown and is marked by seven longitudinal dark brown to black stripes. The ventral side is cream.[1] The presence of seven stripes distinguishes it from other members of Luteostriata.[2]

The numerous eyes are very small and hardly visible to the naked eye. They are distributed marginally on the first millimeters of the body and posteriorly become dorsal, covering the two most external stripes on each side. The eyes that cover the stripes are surrounded by halos, zones without pigmentation, which may be perceived as small clear dots.[1]

Its prostatic vesicle is elongated and non-bifurcated.[2]

Distribution

Luteostriata abundans is found in human-disturbed areas and borders of semi-deciduous and deciduous seasonal forests in the region surrounding the Porto Alegre Metropolitan Area, state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.[1][3]

Diet

In the laboratory, the diet of L. abundans includes exclusively woodlice, which seem to constitute the main or only prey of most species in the genus Luteostriata.[2]

ワラジムシは、素早い筋肉の動きと粘着性の分泌物を用いて獲物を捕らえます。プラナリアは獲物に触れるとすぐに巻き付き、粘液を分泌し始めます。その後、獲物の上を滑るように移動して口の高さまで持ち上げ、咽頭を反転させてワラジムシの体節間を突き刺し、内容物を摂取し始めます。[ 4 ]

参考文献

  1. ^ a b c d Leal-Zanchet, Ana Maria; Froehlich, Eudóxia Maria (2006). 「 Notogynaphallia Ogren属およびKawakatsu属(扁形動物門:トリクラディダ目:テリコラ目)の種複合体:Geoplana marginata Schultze & Müllerの同名類の分類学的改訂とNotogynaphallia caissara(Froehlich)の解剖学的再解釈」. Belgian Journal of Zoology . 136 (1): 81– 100.
  2. ^ a b c Carbayo, Fernando (2010). 「ブラジル陸生プラナリア7種の新属、 Notogynaphallia (扁形動物門、Tricladida)から分離」. Belgian Journal of Zoology . 140 (Suppl): 91– 101.
  3. ^アマラル、シルヴァーナ・バルガスはそうする。ハック、イラナ・ロッシ。イトゥラルデ、ジュリー・グヴェア。レアル・ザンシェ、アナ・マリア (2014)。「ブラジル南部北東部の落葉樹林の残骸に生息する陸生扁形動物 (Platyhelminthes: Tricladida)」ネオトロピカ生物相14 (1): 1–6 .土井: 10.1590/S1676-06020140045ISSN 1676-0603 
  4. ^プラスニスキー、マリアET;レアル・ザンシェ、アナ M. (2009)。「陸生扁形動物Notogynaphallia abundans (Platyhelminthes: Tricladida) の捕食行動」動物園 (クリチバ)26 (4): 606–612土井: 10.1590/S1984-46702009005000011ISSN 1984-4670