Türkiye’nin sucul Oligochaeta faunası için yeni iki kayıt (Pristina (Pristina) synclites ve Bratislavia palmeni)

Hemşin Deresi’nden (Rize-Pazar; Aşağı Yeşilırmak Nehir Sistemi’nin parçası) toplanan Pristina (Pristina) synclites and Çıldır Gölü’nden toplanan nadir Bratislavia palmeni Türkiye Oligochaeta faunası için yeni kayıtlardır. Ayrıca, Bratislavia cinsi de Anadolu faunası için yeni kayıt niteliğindedir.

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Oligochaeta, Naididae, Pristinidae, yeni kayıt, Türkiye

Two new records (Pristina (Pristina) synclites and Bratislavia palmeni) for the freshwater Oligochaeta fauna of Türkiye

Pristina (Pristina) synclites (Pristinide) and rare Bratislavia palmeni (Naididae), collected from Hemşin Stream (Rize-Pazar; part of the lower Yeşilırmak River System) and Lake Çıldır respectively, are new records for the Turkish Oligochaeta fauna. In addition, the genus Bratislavia is also new for the Anatolian fauna.

Keywords:

Oligochaeta, Naididae, Pristinidae, new record, Türkiye,

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