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Kamaltynov, R.M. (2001). Amfipody (Amphipoda: Gammaroidea). In: Timoshkin, O.A. (ed.) Annotirovannyi spisok fauny ozera Baikal i ego vodosbornogo basseina. Tom I: Ozero Baikal. Kniga 1 [Index of animal species inhabiting Lake Baikal and its catchment area. Vol. I: Lake Baikal. Book 1]. Nauka, Novosibirsk. pp. 572-831.
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Kamaltynov, R.M.
2001
Amfipody (Amphipoda: Gammaroidea). In: Timoshkin, O.A. (ed.) Annotirovannyi spisok fauny ozera Baikal i ego vodosbornogo basseina. Tom I: Ozero Baikal. Kniga 1 [Index of animal species inhabiting Lake Baikal and its catchment area. Vol. I: Lake Baikal. Book 1].
Nauka, Novosibirsk
pp. 572-831.
Publication
Text in Russian, diagnoses of (most) new taxa also in English. The imprint date indicated on the book is 2001, but it was printed only 2002 (received for printing 29.04.2002, printed 05.08.2002). The publication year of new taxa published in this work is therefore 2002 (see Kamaltynov 2012)
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Eulimnogammaridae Kamaltynov, 1999 (basis of record)
Eulimnogammarinae Kamaltynov, 1999 (basis of record) Eulimnogammarus Bazikalova, 1945 (basis of record)
Baikal Lake for Eulimnogammaridae Kamaltynov, 1999
Authority The family Pachyschesidae was already suggested in a congress abstract by Takhteev in 1998, and then in a journal ... [details] Biology A marsupial parasite of the Baikalian deepwater amphipod Abyssogammarus sarmatus. Observed depth range 775-1000 m [details] Classification In the alternative classification placed in the family Carinogammaridae Tachteew, 2001 (Takhteev 2000, Takhteev et ... [details] Classification Generic identity unclear: considered incertae sedis (as Eulimnogammarus ? abyssalis) both in Bazikalova (1945), ... [details] Classification Does not fit diagnosis of Bazikalovia, therefore excluded from the genus by Kamaltynov (2001) [details] Classification Considered synonym of Pallasea viridis (=Pentagonurus viridis) by Takhteev (2000) [details] Classification In the alternative classification placed in the family Carinogammaridae Tachteew, 2001 (Takhteev 2000, Takhteev et ... [details] Depth range 5 to 825m, usually 5 to 300m [details] Depth range 90-294 m, muddy & stony bottoms [details] Depth range 1-1200 m; sandy, stony and muddy bottoms [details] Depth range 9-800 m, muddy & sandy bottoms [details] Depth range 9-891 m, bottoms mud, sandy mud [details] Diagnosis "Like Micruropodinae and Carinogammarinae but distinguished by the body shape, anteriorly expanded and with thin, ... [details] Diagnosis "Like Micruropodinae, but distinguished from it by presence of dorsal carinae, peculiar form of pereopod 5 base and ... [details] Diagnosis Distinguished from the subgenus Sluginella (Lamugammarus) by moderately broad bases of pereopods 5-7, unarticulated ... [details] Distribution Species (and genus) known from a single specimen, presumably lost, from Berkhin Bay, Central Baikal, 108 m depth, ... [details] Distribution Deepwater zone of Baikal, 189-1000 m depths, usually deeper than 300m [details] Distribution Lake Baikal: Ushkani Islands, and R. Angara from outlet to Irkutsk [details] Distribution Throughout Lake Baikal in open waters, except Selenga shallows. River Angara to 576 km downstream from the source. [details] Ecology Juveniles can be found interstitially on stony shores, up to 1 m higher than water level. Adults at 1.5-400 m ... [details] Ecology Epibenthic species on sandy and stony bottoms, 0.5-53 m depth [details] Etymology Ancyracanthus is derived from the greek words "ankyra" (=anchor) and "akantha" (spine of a plant). Representatives ... [details] Etymology Genus name is derived from an old local name of a tiger, "babr", which inhabited the Transbaikalian part of the ... [details] Etymology Derived from name "Bargudzhin-Tokum", a historical region in Zabaikalye (Transbaikalia), stretching from the ... [details] Etymology Named after the sampling site, Birkhin Bay (bukhta Birkhin) [details] Etymology "Species is called in favour of a well-known researcher of the world amphipod fauna G.S. Karaman" [details] Etymology The first part of the name is derived from the Latin word cornu - "horn", pointing to the shape of vetrolateral ... [details] Etymology Genus is dedicated to Professor Ion Il'ich Dedyu - a well-known researcher of Ponto-Caspian and freshwater amphipods. [details] Etymology The first part of the name is derived from the Greek word "diploos" - double; it points to the presence of two alike ... [details] Etymology "Genus is called in honour of a famous researcher of Baikal amphipods V. Ch. Dorogostaisky." [details] Etymology From the Latin word "eremus" - isolation, seclusion - pointing to the rarity of the species. [details] Etymology Species is dedicated to Prof. Anna Andreevna Linevich, an expert on chironomids of Pribaikalye and Zabaikalye. [details] Etymology Genus is called after Erik Laxmann, member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, who made a great contribution in ... [details] Etymology Genus is called in honour of A.A. Linevich, an expert on chironomid systematics. [details] Etymology In honour of George Wilhelm Steller, the first researcher who mentioned amphipods of Angara River, i.e. amphipods ... [details] Etymology "Species is called in honour of the author’s teacher – A.A.Tomilov, an investigator of invertebrate fauna in ... [details] Etymology "...[D]erived from the Greek word "nyktoporeo" - walking in the night, pointing to the constant darkness in the ... [details] Etymology The name of the subgenus is derived from Latin "pretiositus" (=precious), because the names of its members are ... [details] Etymology The first part of the name is derived from the Greek word "oxys" - acute; it points to the presence of acute dorsal ... [details] Etymology The first part of the genus name (caeco-) is derived from the Latin word "caecus", meaning blind. [details] Etymology Genus name is derived from the term "profundal". [details] Etymology The first part of the name (sento-) points to a presence of secondary spines on dorsal and lateral rows of armature ... [details] Etymology Genus is called in honour of the author's wife Z.V. Slugina, an expert on Bivalvia of Lake Baikal, Pribaikalia and ... [details] Etymology Lamu + Gammarus; the name is derived from the Evenk name for Lake Baikal - Lamu. [details] Etymology From Superno+Gammarus; the Latin word superno means "swimming up", and points to the nektobenthic way of life. [details] Etymology Genus name is derived from a Turkic name of Lake Baikal - Tengis. [details] Habitat Brackish (interstitial), poikolohaline (intertidal): B. madeirae, B. helenae [details] Holotype Specimen illustrated by Bazikalova (1935) in Plate I, fig. 2 and Plate III, fig. 10-20 (as indicated by Karaman 1977). [details] Holotype Specimen illustrated by Bazikalova (1935) in Plate 1, fig. 4 (as indicated by Karaman 1977). [details] New combination The taxon first described in subsgeneric combination as M. (Setogammarus) cristatus by Bazikalova (1945) was ... [details] New combination Poekilogammarus (Rostrogammarus) talitrus in Bazikalova (1945), Barnard & Barnard (1983). P. (R.) talitrus talitrus ... [details] New combination Replacement name Eulimnogammarus capellus sowinskii Bazikalova, 1945. New combination Tengisia sowinskii, in ... [details] Nomenclature From Latin word 'aspretum' - rough, rocky place, pointing to the presence of dorsaal tubercles in representatives ... [details] Original Combination Acanthogammarus godlewskii var. brevispinus Dorogostaisky, 1922 [details] Original Combination Original combination Micruropus (Setogammarus) ciliodorsalis parvulus Bazikalova, 1945. Full species rank in ... [details] Original Combination Described as Odontogammarus brevipes Dorogostaisky, 1930. Full species rank restored in Kamaltynov (2001) [details] Original Combination Plesiogammarus gestaeckeri brevis [details] Original Combination Poekilogammarus (Rostrogammarus) rostratus amblyops Bazikalova, 1945 [details] Original description Originally described as Carinurus reissneri f. A in Bazikalova (1935) and Bazikalova (1945) [details] Original description Originally described as Carinurus reissneri f. C in Bazikalova (1935) and Bazikalova (1945) [details] Original description Originally described as Carinurus belkini f. A by Bazikalova (1935, 1945), only diagnosis given in Kamaltynov (2001) [details] Original description Based on description of "Hyalellopsis tixtonae" in Bazikalova (1945) (non H. tixtonae Sowinsky, 1915) [details] Original description The first description of this taxon by Bazikalova (1945) was as Micruropus (Setogammarus) cristatus Dorogostaisky, ... [details] Original description The taxon was originally described in Bazikalova (1945) as "Micruropus (Setogammarus) cristatus Dorogostaisky, ... [details] Original description Based on a variant individual illustrated and described by Bazikalova (1962) under Micruropus dybowskii. ... [details] Original description Based on a variant individual illustrated and described by Bazikalova (1962) under Micruropus dybowskii. ... [details] Original description Original description as "Odontogammarus margaritaceus (Dybowsky, 1874)" in Sowinsky (1915), and treated under that ... [details] Original description Originally presented as Heterogammarus capellus in Sowinsky (1915) [non Heterogammarus capellus of Stebbing (1899) ... [details] Publication date Takhteev (1995) already suggested the new faimily Pallaseidae, but without explicit description; thus Pallaseidae ... [details] Remark Garjajeff (1901) presents Dybowskia armata as a new combination for Gammarus armatus Dybowsky, 1974 ( = Dedyola ... [details] Remark Heterogammarus capellus presented in Sowinsky (1915) is not this taxon; it was renamed Eulimnogammarus capellus ... [details] Remark The form treated and illustrated as H. tixtonae in Bazikalova (1945) is now referred to H. linevitschae ... [details] Remark Odontogammarus margaritaceus Auct., as used in 1915-1983 [following Sowinsky (1915)], does not refer to this ... [details] Remark Pachyschesis branchialis illustrated by Bazikalova (1945) referred to P. bazikalovae Karaman, 1976. Pachyschesis ... [details] Spelling "petersi" was used by Bazikalova (1945) and Barnard & Barnard (1983) [details] Status Uplifted to full species rank by Kamaltyov (2001) due to morphological distinctness from A. gracilis. [details] Status Uplifted to full species rank by Kamaltynov (2001), as recorded from the same site as the nominate E. wagii in the ... [details] Status Previous subpecies of E. aheneus were raised to species rank in Kamaltynov (2001), since their ranges overlap. Of ... [details] Status Previous subpecies of E. aheneus raised to species rank in Kamaltynov (2001), since their ranges overlap. Of E. ... [details] Status Considered synonym of Leptostenus l. leptocerus until 2001, but then distinguished as a subspecies by Kamaltynov ... [details] Status Raised to a full species rank since the distribution overlaps with that of M. laeviusculus. [details] Status Raised to full species rank due to range overlap and sympatry with M. talitroides. Genetically distinct in several ... [details] Status Restored at a full sepcies rank since the distribution overlaps with that of Micruropus ivanowi. [details] Status Restored to full species rank due to sympatry with M. macroconus s.str. at Bolshie Koty. [details] Status Uplifted to a full species rank since co-occurs with M. glaber s.str. [details] Status Full species rank since occurs together with M. koshowi s.str. [details] Status Treated as subspecies O. calcaratus brevipes by Bazikalova (1945), Barnard & Barnard (1983), Takhteev (1999) [details] Status Raised to a full species rank by Kamaltynov (2001) on the basis of sympatry with O. (O.) dorogostajskii. Both taxa ... [details] Status Uplifted to full species rank by Kamaltynov (2001), who found it together in the same samples with P. petersi. [details] Status Uplifted to full species rank as the distribution overlaps with that of T. capellus. [details] Subgenus The subgenus Poekilogammarus (Poekilogammars) sensu Takhteev et al. (2015) comprises the two monotypic genera ... [details] Synonymy Plesiogammarinae sensu Lowry et Myers, 2013 corresponds to Garjajewiinae sensu Takhteev et al., 2015 ... [details] Taxonomic remark Carinogammaridae Tachteew, 2001, as initially established and as retained by Takhteev et al. (2015), comprised the ... [details] Taxonomy The subspecies was accepted in full species rank by Kamaltynov (2001) [details] Type designation Bazikalova (1945) fixed Spinacanthus parasiticus (=Gammarus parasiticus Dybowsky, 1874) as the type species ... [details] |