Lebertia (Pilolebertia) porosa Thor, 1900

Cantallo, Harold, Gomes, Nuno, Antunes, Carlos, Martins, Duarte & Costa, Dimítri De Araújo, 2022, Checklist of water mites from mainland Portugal and its archipelagos, Zootaxa 5213 (4), pp. 336-370 : 348

publication ID	https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.5213.4.2
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DOI	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7385696
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scientific name	Lebertia (Pilolebertia) porosa Thor, 1900
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Treatment

Synonyms: Lebertia porosa obscura Thor, 1900 ; Lebertia vigintimaculata Thor, 1900 ; Lebertia porosa britannica Thor, 1906 ; Lebertia porosa dorsalis Thor, 1906 ; Lebertia porosa italica Thor, 1906 ; Lebertia pachydermis Koenike, 1908 ; Lebertia lacertosa Koenike, 1911 ; Lebertia seclusa Koenike, 1914 ; Lebertia rivalis Koenike, 1918 ; Lebertia violacea Viets, 1921 ; Lebertia curvata Viets, 1925 ; Lebertia leioderma Viets, 1925 ; Lebertia gibbosa Lundblad, 1926 ; Lebertia porosa distans Thor 1926 ; Lebertia riabuschinskii Thor, 1926 ; Lebertia caucasica Sokolow, 1927 ; Lebertia jenissejensis Sokolow, 1930 ; Lebertia valenciana Viets, 1930 ; Lebertia pachypalpis Sokolow, 1934 ; Lebertia stackelbergi Sokolow, 1934 ; Lebertia stackelbergi saxicola Sokolow, 1936 ; Lebertia caucasica cubanica Sokolow, 1940 ; Lebertia validipes Lundblad, 1942 ; Lebertia crassipalpis Halbert, 1944 ; Lebertia rotunda Halbert, 1944 ; Lebertia hibernica Viets, 1949 ; Lebertia heterotricha Láska, 1951 .

Type material: Paratypes: deposited in SMF, catalogue numbers 45001-1691-VIE/174 and 45002-1693-VIE/174 ( GBIF 2022) .

Type locality: Norway: Lister-spring close to Vanse Kirche ( Thor 1900) .

Geographical distribution: Holarctic ( Di Sabatino et al. 2010).

Distribution in Portugal: Madeira, In Moinhos-Ribeiro Frio ( GBIF 2022).

Ecological notes: Freshwater, springs, flowing and standing water bodies; also found in eutrophic waters ( Van Der Hammen & Smit 1996; Di Sabatino et al. 2010).