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|distribution=The genus ''Lumbricus'' originating from the palearctic zone, expecially Europe, and is distributed from Western Europe to Eastern Siberia. Several species of ''Lumbricus'', such as ''L. terrestris'' and ''L. rubellus'', has been introduced in Central Asia, Northern America, the temperate part of South America, Australia and New Zealand. Its presence in China and Japan could have been noticed, but such observations still have to be confirmed. | |distribution=The genus ''Lumbricus'' originating from the palearctic zone, expecially Europe, and is distributed from Western Europe to Eastern Siberia. Several species of ''Lumbricus'', such as ''L. terrestris'' and ''L. rubellus'', has been introduced in Central Asia, Northern America, the temperate part of South America, Australia and New Zealand. Its presence in China and Japan could have been noticed, but such observations still have to be confirmed. | ||
+ | |fileDescription01=Adult ''Lumbricus rubellus'' | ||
+ | |file01=Lumbricus rubellus.jpg | ||
+ | |fileDescription02=Zoom on the clitellum of a ''Lumbricus rubellus'' | ||
+ | |file02=Lumbricus rubellus2.jpg | ||
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Revision as of 00:39, 3 May 2014
General data | 14 species |
Lumbricus (Linnaeus, 1758) |
Taxonomy | ||
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Family: Lumbricidae | ||
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Short description |
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Distribution |
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The genus Lumbricus originating from the palearctic zone, expecially Europe, and is distributed from Western Europe to Eastern Siberia. Several species of Lumbricus, such as L. terrestris and L. rubellus, has been introduced in Central Asia, Northern America, the temperate part of South America, Australia and New Zealand. Its presence in China and Japan could have been noticed, but such observations still have to be confirmed. |
Biology-Ecology |
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General data | 14 species |
Data are not exhaustive. The database is permanently a work in progress.