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<strong>©</strong> <strong>Biospeologica</strong> <strong>Bibliographia</strong><br />
<strong>Publications</strong> <strong>2010</strong>-1<br />
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CHATTERJEE (T.), PAVIĆEVIĆ (A.) & PEŠIĆ (V. M.),<br />
<strong>2010</strong>. New records of the Halacarid Mites (Acari:<br />
Halacaridae) from Croatia. Acta Biologica 17:85-89.<br />
CHATURVEDI (V.), SPRINGER (D. J.), BEHR (M. J.),<br />
RAMANI (R.), LI (Xiaojiang), PECK (M. K.), REN<br />
(P.), BOPP (D. J.), WOOD (B.), SAMSONOFF (W. A.),<br />
BUTCHKOSKI (C. M.), HICKS (A. C.), STONE (W.<br />
B.), RUDD (R. J.) & CHATURVEDI (S.), <strong>2010</strong>.<br />
Morphological and Molecular Characterizations of<br />
Psychrophilic Fungus Geomyces destructans from New<br />
York Bats with White Nose Syndrome (WNS). PLoS ONE<br />
5(5, May):e10783, 12 p. DOI:<br />
http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0010783. ABS:<br />
Background: Massive die-offs of little brown bats (Myotis lucifugus) have<br />
been occurring since 2006 in hibernation sites around Albany, New York,<br />
and this problem has spread to other States in the Northeastern United<br />
States. White cottony fungal growth is seen on the snouts of affected<br />
animals, a prominent sign of White Nose Syndrome (WNS). A previous<br />
report described the involvement of the fungus Geomyces destructans in<br />
WNS, but an identical fungus was recently isolated in France from a bat<br />
that was evidently healthy. The fungus has been recovered sparsely<br />
despite plentiful availability of afflicted animals. Methodology/Principal<br />
Findings: We have investigated 100 bat and environmental samples from<br />
eight affected sites in 2008. Our findings provide strong evidence for an<br />
etiologic role of G. destructans in bat WNS. (i) Direct smears from bat<br />
snouts, Periodic Acid Schiff-stained tissue sections from infected tissues,<br />
and scanning electron micrographs of bat tissues all showed fungal<br />
structures similar to those of G. destructans. (ii) G. destructans DNA was<br />
directly amplified from infected bat tissues, (iii) Isolations of G.<br />
destructans in cultures from infected bat tissues showed 100% DNA<br />
match with the fungus present in positive tissue samples. (iv) RAPD<br />
patterns for all G. destructans cultures isolated from two sites were<br />
indistinguishable. (v) The fungal isolates showed psychrophilic growth.<br />
(vi) We identified in vitro proteolytic activities suggestive of known<br />
fungal pathogenic traits in G. destructans. Conclusions/Significance:<br />
Further studies are needed to understand whether G. destructans WNS is<br />
a symptom or a trigger for bat mass mortality. The availability of wellcharacterized<br />
G. destructans strains should promote an understanding of<br />
bat-fungus relationships, and should aid in the screening of biological and<br />
chemical control agents.<br />
CHERTOPRUD (E. S.), GHEERARDYN (H.) & GÓMEZ<br />
(S.), <strong>2010</strong>. Harpacticoida (Crustacea: Copepoda) of the<br />
South China Sea: faunistic and biogeographical analysis.<br />
Hydrobiologia, Online First, 21 March <strong>2010</strong>. DOI:<br />
http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10750-010-0228-5. ABS: Based on<br />
original and on published databases, a compendium of the Harpacticoida<br />
of the South China Sea is presented, and the distributional range of<br />
species is discussed. Up to now, a total of 77 harpacticoid species<br />
belonging to 57 genera and 19 families have been recorded in this region.<br />
Twenty of these species, collected in Nha-Trang Bay (Vietnam), have not<br />
hitherto been described. The most speciose families are the Miraciidae<br />
(20 species) and the Laophontidae (9 species). Thirteen families were<br />
represented by one to three species only and six families by four to seven<br />
species. A brief comparison is presented between the harpacticoid fauna<br />
of the South China Sea, the Philippine Islands, the inner Malayan<br />
Archipelago (Java, Flores, Banda, and Celebes Seas), New Guinea, the<br />
Yellow Sea, and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The overall similarity<br />
between the species lists of these areas was observed to be extremely low<br />
(average value of Simpson index is 0.15 ± 0.08). The lists of planktonic<br />
species from the different areas showed the highest similarity. The lowest<br />
similarity (highest endemism) was observed between the lists of<br />
interstitial species. It is likely that one of the factors determining the<br />
differences between the faunas is the poor knowledge about the<br />
composition and distribution of benthic harpacticoids in tropical latitudes.<br />
CHISTYAKOV (D. V.), <strong>2010</strong>. Новые данные о зимовках<br />
рукокрылых в искусственных подземных сооружениях<br />
Ленинградской области [New data about bats hibernation<br />
sites in cellars of Leningrad region]. ? Новые данные о<br />
зимовках рукокрылых в искусственных подземных сооружениях<br />
Ленинградской области -заброшенных военных укреплениях и<br />
гидротехнических подземных ходах. Были обнаружены места<br />
спячки трех видов: Plecotus auritus, Myotis daubentonii, Eptesicus<br />
Bernard LEBRETON & Jean-Pierre BESSON<br />
Créé le : 01.01.<strong>2010</strong><br />
Modifié le : 30.06.<strong>2010</strong><br />
nilssonii. В большинстве случаев в таких убежищах зимует<br />
незначительное число зверьков. Только в одном случае было<br />
обнаружено около 20 рукокрылых, в том числе и M. daubentonii;<br />
последний вид в подобных укрытиях в пределах нашей области<br />
ранее не отмечался. Ключевые слова: рукокрылые, зимовка,<br />
Ленинградская область. SUM: At the last years (2003-2009), some<br />
cellars situated in Leningrad region were examined. We inwestigated<br />
about 40 undergrounds, but only in 6 of them bats winterigs was<br />
obtained. In small cellars only several specimiens of (Epntsicus nilssonii)<br />
were found. In underground tunnel (Taitskiy vododvod) we obtained only<br />
Plecotus auritus (about 10 specimiens). Only in one place (fort<br />
"Nikolaevskij") we record a more then 20 animals, belong to for three<br />
bats species (P. auritus, Myotis daubentonii, E. nilssonii). KW: Bats,<br />
Leningrad region, hibernation, cellars.<br />
CHISTYAKOV (D. V.) & Богдарина (С. В.), <strong>2010</strong>.<br />
Важнейшим условием существования летучих мышей<br />
на севере является наличие зимних убежищ,<br />
пригодных для их зимней спячки. На Северо-Западе<br />
России наиболее известными из подобных убежищ<br />
должны считаться рукотворные подземелья старые<br />
подземные выработки полезных ископаемых. В<br />
пределах рассматриваемого региона большинство их<br />
было описано и изучено к середине XX в. [4, 5]. В ходе<br />
дальнейшего изучения рукокрылых Северо-Запада<br />
России нами обнаружены и обследованы новые,<br />
неизвестные в литературе зимовки летучих мышей в<br />
подземных убежищах. Результаты этих исследований<br />
изложены ниже.<br />
CHISTYAKOV (D. V.) & BOGDARINA (S. V.), <strong>2010</strong>.<br />
New data on hibernation sites of bats (Vespertilionidae) in<br />
the north-west of Russia:115. In: 15 th International Bat<br />
Research Conference, Prague, 22-27 August <strong>2010</strong>, the<br />
conference manual: Programme, abstracts, list of<br />
participants, edited by: Ivan HORÁČEK and Petr<br />
BENDA, ISBN 978-80-87154-46-5, 380 p. ABS: During<br />
2000-2008, some new caves and artificial undergrounds in the Leningrad<br />
Region and the Republic of Karelia were surveyed for bats. In all these<br />
shelters hibernation of bats was revealed. We found seven bat species<br />
there (Plecotus auritus, Myotis nattereri, M. daubentonii, M. brandtii, M.<br />
dasycneme, Eptesicus nilssonii, Vespertilio murinus). All records are of<br />
particular interest in respect of the fact, that the hibernacula lie near the<br />
northern margins of the distribution ranges of these species. Among the<br />
most important records range the findings of wintering individuals of<br />
Vespertilio murinus, a species formerly unknown to hibernate in the<br />
region. We obtained also a new record of Myotis brandtii, although<br />
numbers of this species decreased in the last years in the region.<br />
CHISTYAKOV (D. V.) & NICKULIN (A. D.), <strong>2010</strong>. [The<br />
influence of anthropogenic pressure on the bats at winter<br />
habitats]. ? SUM: The most of artificial caves in Leningrad region are<br />
used by bats as habitats for hibernation. Earlier, caves in Sablino were<br />
one of the biggest winter shelters. By the research in 1996-1997 there<br />
were 514 bats, belonging to 6 species, investigated. Also this caves<br />
appeared to be the place of unique winter community of a "red-book"<br />
specie - Myotis nattereri (IUCN "3 VU"). Although, the situation had<br />
been badly changing in the following years. The community of bats<br />
happened to be modified, because of the organization of excursion<br />
service in one cave and frequent visits of cluttered tourist groups in<br />
another. In 1990-2000 there were only 22 bats found. Apart from this, the<br />
reconstruction of the cave for the needs of commercial activity<br />
demolished the rickety micro-climatic conditions of the underground<br />
shelter. The unique community of Natterer's bats (Myotis nattereri) was<br />
practically ruined. Another winter habitats of bats meanwhile are better<br />
condition (caves in Staraya Ladoga), because of their lesser notoriety.<br />
The concerning increasing of the number of bats was marked there is<br />
some previous years. But they are extraordinary vulnerable and must be<br />
adopted the status of the unique geological object with the great<br />
zoological value.<br />
CHO (J.-L.) & HUMPHREYS (W. F.), <strong>2010</strong>. Ten new<br />
species of the genus Brevisomabathynella Cho, Park &<br />
Ranga Reddy, 2006 (Malacostraca, Bathynellacea,