Anurophorinae
Creators: name: Gao, Yan
name: Xiong, Yan
name: Potapov, Mikhail
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2009
Subjects: Biodiversity
Taxonomy
Animalia
Arthropoda
Entognatha
Collembola
Isotomidae

description: Subfamily Anurophorinae Börner
Genus Anurophorus Nicolet
A changjiensis Hao & Huang, 1995 (Xinjiang).
Genus Isotomodes Axelson
I. fiscus Christiansen & Bellinger (Shanghai, Zhejiang). Described from U.S.A. I. xishaensis Chen, 1986 (Guangdong).
Genus Tetracanthella Schött
T. anommatos Chen & Yin, 1984 (Shanghai).
Genus Tuvia Grinbergs
T. chinensis Chen & Yin, 1983 (Zhejiang).
Genus Uzelia Absolon
* U. anommatos Yue & Yin, 1999 (Shanghai).
Genus Cryptopygus Willem
C. beijiangensis Hao & Huang, 1995 (Xinjiang).
C. thermophilus (Axelson) (Guangdong, Shanghai, Taiwan). Cosmopolitan species.
Genus Micrisotoma Bellinger
* M. achromata Bellinger (Chen & Shin 1990: Jilin).
Genus Folsomides Stach
F. parvulus Stach sensu lato (often as F.americanus Denis, or F.e x i g u u s Folsom, Hubei, Sichuan, Guizhou, Hunan, Shanghai, Zhejiang, Jilin). Cosmopolitan species.
F. pseudangularis Chen, 1985 (Zhejiang).
F. urumqiensis Hao & Huang, 1995 (Xinjiang).
Genus Dimorphotoma Grinbergs
D. huadongensis (Chen, 1985) (Shanghai). It was described in genus Proisotoma. Generic position of the species is unclear since Dimorphotoma is a junior synonym of Scutisotoma.
Genus Folsomia Willem
* F. agrelli Gisin (Hubei). Northern areas of Europe. It is obviously erroneous record.
* F. bisetosa Gisin (Chen & Shin 1990: Jilin). Northern areas of Holarctic. It is probably an erroneous record.
F. c a n d i d a Willem (Hunan, Hubei, Guangdong, Zhejiang). Widely distributed cosmopolitan species.
F. decemoculata Stach (Beijing). Europe. Obviously erroneous record.
F. diplophthalma (Axelson) (Hubei, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Shanxi, Zhejiang, Chen & Shin, 1990: Jilin). All Chinese records before the recent redescription (Potapov & Dunger 2000) should be verified as the distribution range of this species seems to be restricted to northern areas of Palaearctic.
* F. fimetaria Linnaeus (Chen & Sin 1990: Jilin)
* F. hubeiensis Ding, Huang & Chen, 2006 (Ding et al. 2006a: Hubei).
* F. imadatei Tamura & Zhao, 2000 (Tamura & Zhao 2000b: Yunnan).
F. inoculata (Stach) (Hunan, Yunnan, Zhejiang). It was recorded under the name F.ezoensis Yosii. Widely distributed in Palearctic.
F. minipunctata Zhao & Tamura, 1992 (Zhejiang).
* F. nanjingensis Ding, Ji & Chen, 2006 (Ding et al. 2006b: Jiangsu).
F. octoculata Handschin (Hubei, Hunan, Guangdong, Guizhou, Hunan, Yunnan, Zhejiang; Chen & Shin 1990: Jilin). Widely distributed in E Asia.
F. quadrioculata (Tullberg) (Hebei, Yunnan). Widely distributed in Holarctic.
F. re g u l a r i s Hammer (Anhui, Hebei). According to Potapov & Babenko (2000) it is distributed only in the High Arctic of North America and East Palaearctic. The records of this arctic species in China and adjacent countries call for the verification.
F. s t e l l a Christiansen et Tucker (Hebei). Described from U.S.A., the distribution is unclear.
* F. wanxianensis Ji, Ding & Chen, 2007 (Sichuan).
Genus Proisotoma Börner
P. f r a t e r n a Rusek, 1967 (Guangdong, Shanghai). P. m i n u t a (Tullberg) (Hebei, Jilin; cosmopolitan species).
Genus Appendisotoma Stach
A. stebayevae (Grinbergs). Possibly a senior synonym of Proisotoma xinjiangica Hao et Huang, 1995 described from Xinjiang. Widely distributed in continental areas of Asia.
Genus Scutisotoma Börner
* S. potapovi Xie & Chen, 2008 (Xie & Chen 2008: Jiangsu). The generic position is unclear.
Genus Isotomiella Bagnall
* Isotomiella yinae Tamura & Zhao, 2000 (Yunnan).
Isotomiella minor (Schäffer) (Guangdong, Guizhou, Hubei, Hunan; Chen & Shin 1990: Jilin). Cosmopolitan.
Subfamily Isotominae Schäffer
Genus Desoria Nicolet in Desor
D. caeruleatra (Guthrie) (Sichuan). Described from U.S.A. D. imparidentata (Stach, 1964) (Zhejiang).
D. tianshanica Hao & Huang, 1995 (Xinjiang). D. tigrina Nicolet (Shanghai). Cosmopolitan species.
Genus Granisotoma Stach
G. sinensis Huang et Liang, 1991 (Xizang).
Genus Isotoma Bourlet
I. gracilliseta Börner (Guizhou). Japan.
I. nishihirai Yosii (Shanghai). Japan.
I. pinnata Börner (Sichuan). Japan.
I. quadridentata Huang & Liang, 1994 (Xizang). The species was described in the genus Acanthisotoma Bonet.
I. spinicauda Bonet (Gansu). India.
I. viridis Bourlet (Hubei). Cosmopolitan. Records of the species call for the verification as I. viridis received a new, more strict, understanding (Fjellberg 2003).
Genus Isotomurus Börner
I. annectens Yosii (Taiwan).
I. palustris (Müller) (Beijing, Jiangsu, Zhejiang). A cosmopolitan species but it is probably more geographically restricted since a new understanding proposed by Carapelli et al. (2000).
I. palustroides Folsom (Hebei). Described from U.S.A.
I. qinpuensis Chen, 1985 (Shanghai)
I. quadrisetosus Rusek, 1971 (Guangdong)
I. takahashii Yosii (Taiwan). Japan.
Genus Metisotoma Maynard
M. grandiceps (Reuter) (Jilin). Northern areas of Holarctic.
Genus Axelsonia Börner
A. yinii Huang & Liang, 1992 (Hebei).
Genus Parisotoma Bagnall
P. monticola (Hao & Huang, 1995) (Xinjiang). Possibly a junior synonym of P. notabilis.
P. notabilis (Schäffer) (Gansu, Hebei, Sichuan). Cosmopolitan.
P. hyonosenensis (Yosii). Possibly a senior synonym of P. pseudosetispinosa (Chen, 1985) (Shanghai) and P. setispinosa Lee (recorded by Chen & Shin 1990 as Desoria setispinosa in Jilin).
P. y i n a e (Hao & Huang, 1995) (Xinjiang). Possibly a junior synonym of P. removeophthalma Martynova (Far East of Russia).
Genus Vertagopus Börner
V. c i n e re u s (Nicolet) (Fujian; Holarctic). V. arborata Huang, Yin & Liang, 1993 (Hebei).
Genus Pseudisotoma Handschin
Pseudisotoma sensibilis (Tullberg) (Jiangxi). Widely distributed in Holarctic.
Genus Tetracanthura Martynova
* T. sinensis Yue & Yin, 1999 (Shanghai). The description of the species was probably based on individual affected by ecomorphosis. Generic position of the species and status of the genus are unclear.
Subfamily Pachyotominae Potapov
Genus Coloburella Latzel
C. sheshanica Chen, 1985 (Shanghai).
Genus Paranurophorus Denis
P. s i m p l e x Denis, 1929 (Jiangsu, Shanghai, Yunnan; Holarctic).
description: Published as part of Gao, Yan, Xiong, Yan & Potapov, Mikhail, 2009, Checklist of Chinese Isotomidae (Collembola) and a description of a new Subisotoma, pp. 55-63 in Zootaxa 2242 on pages 56-59, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.190601