The influence of temperature on the hibernation patterns and activity of Vertigo moulinsiana (Dupuy, 1849) (Gastropoda: Pulmonata: Vertiginidae)

Parulska, Zofia Ksiazkiewicz; Pawlak, Katarzyna

doi:10.3906/zoo-1601-77

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“…2013;Ksiazkiewicz-Parulska and Pawlak. 2016;Ksiazkiewicz-Parulska and Pawlak 2017). Microsubfossils also indicate a variation in water's temperature, more specifically in the depths 0.00-0.35 m and 1.57-2.27 m where Candona neglecta and Paracandona sp.…”

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The krathis lake, one century of evolution.

Groumpou¹,

Avramidis²,

Iliopoulos³

et al. 2021

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A riverbed swamp in the Krathis River, N. Peloponnese, is studied and analyzed geomorphologicaly. Our analysis is also based on sedimentological, geochemical, palaeontological and radiometric dating data which enabled the investigation of the possible relationship between the studied swamp and the 1913 Tsivlos landslide. Sedimentological analysis showed that the current sedimentation is dominated by fine grain material and occasional coarse-grained beds. Micropalaeontological analysis indicated that the deeper layers of the core are barren, while the upper ones contain fresh water ostracods suggesting hydrodynamically a progressively more stable environment. In accordance, radiocarbon C14 and 137Cs dating showed a progressively decreasing sedimentation rate over the last fifty years. The results of this study show that the Tsivlos landslide is not the only cause for the formation of the modern swamp. Tectonic movements in the area seem to play a decisive role causing uplift and subsidence in the area near an active fault.

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Section: Sedimentology and Micropaleontologymentioning

confidence: 99%

The krathis lake, one century of evolution.

Groumpou¹,

Avramidis²,

Iliopoulos³

et al. 2021

EJG

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Blown with the wind — the role of wind in passive dispersion of two land snails: Vertigo moulinsiana and Vertigo antivertigo

Roszkowska

Książkiewicz

2023

Can. J. Zool.

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The role of airborne transport was suggested to be especially important for the species of minute, self-fertilizing land snail. Therefore, the force of the wind plays a potentially significant role for the transportation of land snails between patches of fragmented environment. However, so far, the topic of the influence of wind gusts on the dispersion of these animals has not been investigated comprehensively. In this study, we tested the role of the wind in passive dispersal modes of two species of land snails: Vertigo moulinsiana (Dupuy, 1849) and Vertigo antivertigo (Draparnaud, 1801). We conducted experiments under controlled, laboratory conditions, exposing both active and inactive adult snails attached to the leaves of sedges to wind. The results presented herein prove that the wind force had a significant impact on the studied species, successfully detaching both active and inactive individuals from leaves. During the 30 min treatment, gusts detached over 20% of all individuals of the studied species. However, individuals of V. moulinsiana were carried farther than V. antivertigo.

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