Clausiliidae

Montenegro - door snail ( Montenegrina cattaroensis )

The door snails ( Clausiliidae ) are a family of snails from the subordination of terrestrial snails ( gastropod ). They are characterized by the so-called clausilialen apparatus which allows the animals to close the housing by a movable lid. The oldest representatives of door snails already appear in the Maastrichtian (? Campanian ). The largest specimens of generally rather small forms of this family achieve housing height to about 80 mm. They are widespread with numerous species, especially in southern Europe.

Features

Door snails have a high, tower -shaped set subdued housing into which they can retreat completely. The case mouth has a species-specific expression with numerous folds, the shape and size is critical to the determination. The cabinet surface is mostly smooth, with some species but also finely ribbed or provided with lamellar folds. The housing can be with a special and characteristic of the whole family housing closure, the clausilium closed. It consists of a spoon-shaped limestone slab with an elastic band that slides sideways into the casing when the worm crawls out of its housing. The in nature rather inconspicuous door snails achieve housing lengths of only a few centimeters. Unlike most snails, the housing of the door snails is usually counter-clockwise: the case turns run with a view to the extreme counterclockwise, the housing opening is seen from the front, with overhead top left. The door snail is also referred to as " left turning ".

Distribution and habitat

Door snails are common in many species across Europe, with a particular species richness in southern and eastern Europe can be determined down to the Mediterranean islands. Clausilien are inhabiting country and are among the pulmonate land snails ( Pulmonata ). Preferred locations are warm, humus- rich soils, sometimes even dry locations. Some species live in forests on dead wood.

System

The particular form rich family is divided by H.Nordsieck (2007) in nine subfamilies.

  • Door snails ( Clausillidae JEGray 1855) Subfamily Alopiinae A.J.Wagner 1913 Genus Agathylla H. & A.Adams 1855 (with two subgenera: A. ( Agathylla ) and A. ( Agathyllina ) H.Nordsieck 1969)
  • Genus Albinaria Vest 1867 ( includes the former genera Carinigera Moellendorff 1873 Cristataria Vest 1867 Isabellaria Vest 1867 Sericata O.Boettger 1878)
  • Genus Alopia H. & A.Adams 1855 (with two subgenera: A. ( Alopia ) and A. ( Kimakowiczia ) Szekeres 1969)
  • Genus Barcania Brandt 1956
  • Genus Charpentieria Stable 1864 ( with five sub-genera: C. ( Charpentieria ), C. ( Gibbularia ) Monterosato 1908, C. ( Mauritanica ) O.Boettger 1877, C. ( Siciliaria ) Vest in 1867 and C. ( Stigmatica ) O.Boettger 1877 ) Simplon - door snail ( Charpentieria dyodon )
  • Plaited door snail ( Cochlodina laminata )
  • Genus Alinda H. & A.Adams 1855 (with two subgenera: A. ( Alinda ) and A. ( Pseudalinda ) O.Boettger 1877)
  • Genus Balea J.E.Gray 1824 Common door snail ( Balea biplicata )
  • Genus Clausilia Draparnaud 1805 (with two subgenera: C. ( Clausilia ) and C. ( Strobeliella ) H.Nordsieck 1977)
  • Genus Erjavecia Brusina 1870
  • Genus Fusulus Fitzinger 1833 (with two subgenera: F. ( Erjaveciella ) H.Nordsieck 1877 F. ( Fusulus ) )
  • Genus Graciliaria Bielz 1867
  • Genus Julica H.Nordsieck 1963
  • Macrogastra genus Hartmann in 1841 (with three subgenera: M. ( Macrogastra ), M. ( Pseudovestia ) H.Nordsieck 1877 M. ( Pyrostoma ) Vest 1867)
  • Genus Micridyla H.Nordsieck 1973
  • Genus Neostyriacus A.J.Wagner 1920
  • Genus Pseudofusulus H.Nordsieck 1977
  • Genus ruthenica Lindholm 1924
  • Genus Garnieria Bourguignat 1877
  • Genus Grandinenia Minato & Chen 1984
  • Genus Indonenia Ehrmann 1927
  • Genus Megalauchenia H.Nordsieck 2007
  • Genus Neniauchenia H.Nordsieck 2002
  • Genus Tropidauchenia Lindholm 1924 ( with two subgenera: T. ( Euryauchenia ) H.Nordsieck 2007 T. ( Tropidauchenia ) )
  • Genus Bofilliella Ehrmann 1927
  • Genus Neniatlanta Bouguignat 1876
  • Genus Acrotoma O.Boettger 1881 (with four subgenera: A. ( Acrotoma ), A. ( Acrotomina ) H.Nordsieck 1977, A. ( Bzybia ) H.nordsieck 1977 and A. ( Liana Castel ) Suvorov 2002)
  • Genus Akramowskia H.Nordsieck 1975
  • Genus armenica O.Boettger 1877 (with two subgenera: A. ( armenica ) and A. ( Astrogena ) Szekeres 1970)
  • Genus Bitorquata O.Boettger 1877
  • Genus Boettgeria O.Boettger 1863 ( with two subgenera: B. ( Boettgeria ) and B. ( Loosjesiella ) Neubert & Groh 1998)
  • Genus Elijah H. & A.Adams 1855 (with four subgenera E. ( Acroeuxina ) O.Boettger 1877, E. ( Caucasica ) O.Boettger 1877, E. ( Elijah ) and E. ( Megaleuxina ) O.Boettger 1877)
  • Genus Euxina O.Boettger 1877 (with two subgenera E. ( Euxina ) and E. ( Illunellaria ) Lindholm 1924)
  • Genus Euxinastra O.Boettger 1888 ( with two subgenera E. ( Euxinastra ) and E. ( Odonteuxina ) H.Nordsieck 1875)
  • Genus Euxinella H.Nordsieck 1973
  • Genus Filosa O.Boettger 1877
  • Genus Galeata O.Boettger 1877
  • Genus Idyla H. & A.Adams 1855 (with two subgenera: I. ( Idyla ) and I ( Strigilidyla ) H.Nordsieck 1994)
  • Genus Kazancia Neubert 1992 ( with two subgenera: K. ( Kazancia ) and K. ( Lasica ) Neubert 1995)
  • Genus Macroptychia O.Boettger 1877
  • Genus Mentissoidea O.Boettger 1877
  • Genus Olympicola Hesse 1916
  • Genus Phrygica H.Nordsieck 1994
  • Genus Roseniella Thiele 1931 ( with two subgenera: R. ( Chavchetia ) Neubert in 1992 and R. ( Roseniella ) )
  • Genus Sabaeola Lindholm 1925
  • Genus Sprattia O.Boettger 1883
  • Genus Strigileuxina H.Nordsieck 1975
  • Genus Strumosa O.Boettger 1877
  • Genus Sumelia H.Nordsieck 1994
  • Genus Andinia Polinski 1922
  • Genus Andiniella Weyrauch 1958
  • Genus Audiniastra H.Nordsieck 2005
  • Genus Bequaertinenia Weyrauch 1964 ( with two subgenera: B. ( Bequaertinenia ) and B. ( Miranenia ) Grego & Szekeres 2004)
  • Genus Brevinenia Neubert & H.Nordsieck 2005
  • Genus Columbinia Polinski 1924 ( with three subgenera: C. ( Columbinia ) and C. ( Paranenia ) Rehder 1939, C. ( Steatonenia ) Pilsbry 1926)
  • Genus Cyclonenia H.Nordsieck 1999
  • Genus Cylindronenia Ehrmann Pilsbry in 1949 (with two subgenera: C. ( Cylindronenia ) and C. ( Cylindroneniella ) H.Nordsieck 2007)
  • Genus Ehrmanniella Zilch 1949
  • Genus Gonionenia Pilsbry 1926
  • Genus Gracilinenia Polinski 1922
  • Genus Hemicena Pilsbry 1949
  • Genus Incaglaia Pilsbry 1949 (with two subgenera: I. ( Gibbonenia ) Zilch 1954 and I. ( Incaglaia ) )
  • Genus Incania Polinski 1922
  • Genus Leuconenia H.Nordsieck 2005
  • Genus Nenia H. & A.Adams 1855
  • Genus Neniaptyx H.Nordsieck 2007
  • Genus Neniatracta Pilsbry 1926
  • Genus Neniella Grego & Sekereš 2004
  • Genus Neniops Pilsbry 1926
  • Genus Nenisca Rehder 1939
  • Genus Parabalea Ancey 1882
  • Genus Peruinia Polinski 1922
  • Genus Pfeifferiella Weyrauch 1957
  • Genus Pseudogracilinenia Loosjes & Loosjes -van Bemmel 1984
  • Genus Steeriana Jousseaume 1900
  • Genus Symptychiella H.Nordsieck 1999 ( with two subgenera: p ( Divnenia ) H.Nordsieck 2005 S. ( Symptychiella ) )
  • Genus Temesa H. & A.Adams 1855
  • Genus Zilchiella Weyrauch 1957
  • Genus Acanthophaedusa H.Nordsieck 2007
  • Genus Bathyptychia Lindholm 1925 ( with three subgenera: B. ( Bathyptychia ), B. ( Brachyptychia ) H.Nordsieck 2001 and B. ( Strictiphaedusa ) H.Nordsieck 2001)
  • Genus Celsiphaedusa H.Nordsieck 2001
  • Genus Cylindrophaedusa O.Boettger 1877 (with two subgenera: C. ( Cylindrophaedusa ) and C. ( Montiphaedusa ) H.Nordsieck 2002)
  • Genus Dautzenbergiella Lindholm 1924 ( with two subgenera: D. ( Dautzenbergiella ) and D. ( Mansuyiella ) H.Nordsieck 2003)
  • Genus Diceratoptyx Pilsbry 1905
  • Genus Euphaedusa O.Boettger 1877 ( with five subgenera E. ( Dentiphaedusa ) H.Nordsieck 2003, E. ( Euphaedusa ), E. ( Papilliphaedusa ) H.Nordsieck 2003, E. ( Tauphaedusa ) H.Nordsieck 2003 and E. ( Telophaedusa ) H. Nordsieck 2003)
  • Genus Fuchsiana Gredler 1887
  • Genus Hemiphaedusa O.Boettger 1877 ( with ten subgenera H. ( Dendrophaedusa ) H.Nordsieck 2002 H. ( Hemiphaedusa ), H. ( Hemiphaedusoides ) H.Nordsieck 2001, H. ( Hemizaptyx ) Pilsbry 1905, H. ( Labyrinthiphaedusa ) H.Nordsieck 2001, H. ( Margaritiphaedusa ) H.Nordsieck 2001, H. ( Notoptychia ) 1927 Ehrmann, H. ( Pinguiphaedusa ) 1982 Azuma, H. ( Placeophaedusa ) Minato and H. 1994 ( Selenophaedusa ) Lindholm 1924)
  • Genus Heterozaptyx Pilsbry 1906
  • Genus Juttingia Loosjes 1965 (with two subgenera: J. ( Juttingia ) and J. ( Pseudohemiphaedusa ) H.Nordsieck 2002)
  • Genus Leptacme Ehrmann 1927
  • Genus Lindholmiella Ehrmann 1927
  • Genus Liparophaedusa Lindholm 1924
  • Genus Loosjesia H.Nordsieck 2002
  • Genus Luchuphaedusa Pilsbry 1901 ( with two subgenera L. ( Luchuphaedusa ) and L. ( Nesiophaedusa ) Pilsbry 1905)
  • Genus Macrophaedusa Moellendorff 1883
  • Genus Macrophaedusella H.Nordsieck 2001
  • Genus Megalophaedusa O.Boettger 1877 (with four subgenera: M. ( Meglophaedusa ), O. ( Mesophaedusa ) Ehrmann 1929, O. ( Mesozaptyx ) Kuroda 1963, O. ( Mundiphaedusa ) Minato 1979)
  • Genus Metazaptyx Pilsbry 1905
  • Genus Miraphaedusa H.Nordsieck 2005
  • Genus Oligozaptx Pilsbry 1905
  • Genus Oospira Blanford 1872 ( with five sub- genera: O. ( Atractophaedusa ) 1927 Ehrmann, O. ( formosana ) O.Boettger 1877, O. ( Formosanella ) H.Nordsieck 2003, O. ( Oospira ), O. ( Paraformosella ) H. Nordsieck 2003 and O. ( Siphonophaedusa ) Lindholm 1924)
  • Genus Paraphedusa O.Boettger 1877
  • Genus Parazaptyx Pilsbry 1905
  • Genus Phaedusa H. & A.Adams 1855 (with four subgenera: P. ( Metaphaedusa ) H.Nordsieck 2001, P. ( Phaedusa ), P. ( Pseudophaedusa ) Tomiyama 1984 and P. ( Stereophaedusa ) O.Boettger 1877)
  • Genus Pliciphaedusa H.Nordsieck 1998
  • Genus Pulchraptyx Minato 1981
  • Genus Reinia Kobelt 1876 ( with three subgenera R. ( Parareinia ) H.Nordsieck 1998, R. ( Pictophaedusa ) Azuma 1982, R. ( Reinia ) )
  • Genus Renschiphaedusa Loosjes & Loosjes -van Bemmel 1973
  • Genus Selenoptyx Pilsbry 1908
  • Genus Serriphaedusa H.Nordsieck 2001
  • Genus Sinigena Lindholm 1925
  • Genus Stereozaptyx Pilsbry 1905
  • Genus Streptodera Lindholm 1925
  • Genus Synprosphyma Germain, 1919 ( with two subgenera: p ( Excussispira ) Lindholm, 1925, p ( Synprosphyma ) )
  • Genus Thaumatoptyx Pilsbry 1908
  • Genus Tyrannophaedusa Pilsbry 1901 ( with two subgenera: T. ( Aulacophaedusa ) Azuma 1982, T. ( Tyrannophaedusa ) )
  • Genus Tyrannozaptyx Käufel 1930
  • Genus Zaptychopsis Ehrmann 1927
  • Genus Zaptyx Pilsbry 1901 ( with two subgenera: Z. ( Prozaptyx ) Loosjes 1950 and Z. ( Zaptyx ) )
  • Genus Caspiophaedusa Lindholm 1924
  • Genus Dobatia H.Nordsieck 1973
  • Genus Graecophaedusa Rähle 1982
  • Genus Laeviphaedusa Likharev & Stelkov 1965
  • Genus Microphaedusa H.Nordsieck 1978
  • Genus Nothoserrulina Németh & Szekeres 1995
  • Genus Pamphylica Németh & Szekeres 1995
  • Genus Pravispira Lindholm 1924
  • Genus Pontophaedusa Lindholm 1924
  • Genus Pontophaedusella H.Nordsieck 1994
  • Genus Sciocochlea C.Boettger 1935
  • Genus Serrulina Mousson in 1873 (with two subgenera: p ( Serrulina ) and p ( Truncatophaedusa ) Majoros, Németh & Szili - Kovacz 1994)
  • Genus Serrulinella H.Nordsieck 1984
  • Genus Tsoukatosia Gittenberger 2000 (with two subgenera: T. ( Agiosspeleikos ) A. & P.Reischütz 2003 and T. ( Tsoukatosia ) )

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