A new hygromiid for the Iberian malacofaunaCandidula corbellai n. sp. (Gastropoda, Pulmonata)
ISSN: 1578-665X
Año de publicación: 2011
Volumen: 34
Número: 1
Páginas: 1-10
Tipo: Artículo
Otras publicaciones en: Animal Biodiversity and Conservation
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Resumen
We report a new Iberian hygromiid, Candidula corbellai n. sp., and describe its conchological and anatomical characteristics. This new species is compared with two other Iberian endemic species, Candidula camporroblensis and C. rocandioi, which present similarities in the reproductive system, such as the long flagellum. The shell of the new species is compared with specimens of the type series of these taxa. The reproductive system of C. corbellai n. sp. is distinguished from C. camporroblensis by its longer male part, although the flagellum is shorter than the penis and epiphallus together and it has a long bursa copulatrix with respect to its duct, which is shorter. The epiphallus and the bursa copulatrix duct are longer in C. rocandioi than in C. corbellai n. sp. A geographical distribution map of the three species in the Iberian peninsula is shown.