The Earthworms (Oligochaeta) of Tennessee. V. Acanthodrilidae

Damoff GA and Reynolds JW. 2019. The Earthworms (Oligochaeta) of Tennessee. V. Acanthodrilidae. Megadrilogica. 24(12):143-180

ABSTRACT: This survey of the earthworms from all 95 counties of Tennessee, USA, documents the presence of 20 species previously unreported from the state, increasing the state list to 62 species. Reported from the state for the first time are: Diplocardia alba, D. alabamana, D. eiseni, D. farmvillensis, D. gatesi, D. hulberti, D. invecta, D. longiseta, D. macdowelli, D. meansi, D. michaelseni, D. nova, D. riparia, D. rugosa, D. smithii, D. sylvicola, D. texensis, D. varivesicula, D. verrucosa and Microscolex phosphoreus. In addition, one as yet undescribed species, referenced herein as Diplocardia n.sp. TN01, was collected.

Type
Journal Article
Authors
Damoff, George; Reynolds, John
Units
GRSM , NATR
Keywords
Acanthodrilidae, APHN, Appalachian Highlands Network, Diplocardia, distribution, earthworms, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, GRSM, new records, Oligochaeta, SER, Southeast Region, Tennessee

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