Microscolex phosphoreus ( Dugès, 1837 )
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Microscolex phosphoreus ( Dugès, 1837)
Lumbricus phosphoreus Dugès, 1837: 17 .
Microscolex phosphoreus: Michalis 1975: 202, 1976: 154 , 1993: 18; SZederjesi 2015: 149.
Habitat. Cave and gardens (Šapkarev 1986).
Distribution on the Balkans and Anatolia. Greece (Efkapia, Kilkis: Michalis 1993; South Aegean: Mt. Zas, Filoti: Szederjesi, 2015); Serbia (Peečenjevci, Leskovac: Šapkarev, 1986); Turkey (İstanbul: Omodeo 1952; Hatay: Csuzdi et al. 2007; Diyarbakır: Pavlíček et al. 2010).
World distribution. M. phosphoreus is a synanthropic species and possibly native to South America, south of the Tropic of Capricorn, but it has been spread to North and Central America, Africa, Asia, Australasia and Europe ( Blakemore 2002, Omodeo 1952, Sims & Gerard 1999). It has been found in Poland, and in central Hungary it was able to survive outdoor winter temperatures of -20°C ( Csuzdi 1986).
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Microscolex phosphoreus ( Dugès, 1837 )
| Misirlioğlu, İbrahim Mete & Stojanović, Mirjana 2018 |
Lumbricus phosphoreus Dugès, 1837 : 17
| Dugès, 1837 : 17 |
Microscolex phosphoreus
| SZederjesi 2015 : 149 |