DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15154280
title: Table 1 in Barbronia borealis sp. nov., the first salifid leech discovered in Russia, with a global checklist of this genus

description: Table 1. Checklist of Barbronia species (Hirudinea: Erpobdelliformes: Salifidae).
COI barcodeTaxonType localityGeneral rangedata on type specimens orReferencetopotypesB. arcanaAustralia: above the weir on theAustraliaNot availableRichardson (1971): 226,(Richardson, 1971)lower end of Sullivans Creek infig. 1a-g; Sawyer= Vivabdella arcanathe grounds of the Australian(1986): 696Richardson, 1971National University, Canberra,Australian Capital Territory[35.2795°S, 149.1181°E,Murray–Darling Basin]B. assiuti Hussein &Egypt: freshwater canals at theLower Nile Basin, EgyptNot availableHussein and El-ShimyEl-Shimy, 1982farm of the Faculty of(1982): 17, figs 1-6; El-Agriculture, University ofShimy (1996): 100, figsAssiut1a-d, 2a-bB. borealis Bolotov,Russia: Kiparisovka River,Not known beyond the typeHolotypeThis studyEliseeva &43.4578°N, 131.9017°E,locality(OQ940656)Kondakov sp. nov.Razdolnaya (Suifun) Riverbasin, Primorye RegionB. gwalagwalensisSouth Africa: Maia’s Dam,Native to Southeast and EastParatypeWestergren and SiddallWestergren &Gwalagwala, a tented-campAsia (Myanmar, Korea,(AY786455)(2004): 3, figs 9-13;Siddall, 2004near Hoedspruit [approx.China); most likelyKlass et al. (2021): 589,24.35°S, 30.97°E, Olifantsintroduced to South Africa,figs 3-6River, Limpopo Basin]from which it wasdescribed; non-native inEurope (France, Germany)B. nepalensisNepal: Punyamata near ShreeCentral Himalaya, NepalNot availableNesemann et al. (2007):Nesemann &Khandapur, 1450 m a.s.l., Kavre190, pl. 62, figs 1-13Sharma, 2007District, Central Zone[Punyamata River nearShreekhandapur City,27.6162°N, 85.5311°E]B. rouxi Johansson,New Caledonia: OubatcheNew Caledonia; probablyNot availableJohansson (1918): 383,19l8[20.43333°S, 164.6333°E],New Guinea [given by Soóspl. 12, figs 2-4; text figsCanala [21.5203°S,(1966) with a question3-5; Soós (1966): 383165.9531°E], and Nouméamark][22.2758°S, 166.4580°E]B. shillongensisIndia: a stream in Shillong,Not known beyond the typeNot availableNesemann et al. (2007):Nesemann, 20071470 m a.s.l., Kashi Hills,locality191Meghalaya [approx. 25.5850°N,91.8645°E]B. weberiIndonesia: Bogor on Java, LakeNative to Indonesia, theNot availableBlanchard (1897): 353,(Blanchard, 1897) s.Manindjau on Sumatra, andPhilippines, mainlandtext fig. 10; Gerlachstr.Bontang on SulawesiSoutheast and South Asia;(1997): 68; Nesemann= Dina weberinon-native in Europeand Neubert (1999):Blanchard, 1897;(Austria, England, Italy,150, fig. 79a-f;= ErpobdellaGermany, Hungary, Spain,Kutschera (2004): 148,wuttkei Kutschera,and Serbia), South Africa,fig. 1a-c; Nesemann et2004Seychelles, Hawaii, Northal. (2007): 190, pl. 61,America (USA), Southfigs 1-10; Genoni andAmerica (Argentina, Brazil,Fazzone (2008): 77;Costa Rica, Mexico),Sawyer and SawyerAustralia, and New Zealand(2018): 61; Ludányi et[all non-sequencedal. (2019): 633;occurrences need to beMarinković (2020): 37;confirmed by DNA-basedKlass et al. (2021):approach]table 1
description: Published as part of Bolotov, Ivan N., Eliseeva, Tatyana A., Kondakov, Alexander V., Gofarov, Mikhail Y., Aksenova, Olga V., Bespalaya, Yulia V., Kropotin, Alexander V., Travina, Oksana V. & Vinarski, Maxim V., 2023, Barbronia borealis sp. nov., the first salifid leech discovered in Russia, with a global checklist of this genus, pp. 27 in Ecologica Montenegrina 63 on page 27, DOI: 10.37828/em.2023.63.3, http://zenodo.org/record/8082901