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An account is given of the proturans of the Tsushima Islands, which lie between the Korean Peninsula and Kyushu, the westernmost main island of Japan, on the basis of newly collected 329 specimens through an extensive soil zoological survey made by Watanabe, one of the authors, in 1973. Ten species, (1) Eosentomon sakura (2) E. udagawai, (3) E. babai, (4) Berberentulus tosanus, (5) B. densus, (6) B. nitidus, (8) Gracilentulus sakimori, (9) Yamatentomon takanawanum, (11) Nipponentomon nippon and (12) N. uenoi uenoi, are added to the three species previously known from the islands, i.e. (7) Gracilentulus japonicus, (10) Yamatentomon lubricum and (13) Berberentulus morikawai. Six of the thirteen, (2), (4), (9), (11), (12) and (13), are the forms recorded from both the Korean Peninsula and the main islands of Japan, and other six, (1), (3), (5), (6), (7) and (10), are those known only from the latter.
日本昆虫学会の論文
1977-09-25