Lumbricus terrestris

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Lumbricus terrestris (Linnaeus, 1758)

Taxonomy

Family: Lumbricidae Genus: Lumbricus

Synonyms:	Lumbricus terrestris (part.) Müller, 1774 Lumbricus agricola Hoffmeister, 1842 Lumbricus terrestris Smith, 1893 Lumbricus terrestris Michaelsen, 1900 Lumbricus terrestris Hutton, 1904 ... more synonyms
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Short description
External characteristics: N/A
Internal characteristics: N/A

Distribution

Geographical origin:	Originating from the palearctic zone, this species is today widely distributed in Europe and Russia, except in the arctic area. It has been introduced in North America. In the Southern hemisphere, it has been introduced in many temperate areas, such as Eastern Australia and New Zealand.
Distribution status:	Invasive
Present in:	Algeria, Austria, Azores, Bangladesh, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Canada, Canary Islands, Chile, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Egypt, Estonia, Falkland Islands, Faroe Islands, Finland, France, Germany, Greenland, Hungary, Iceland, India, Iraq, Ireland, Italy, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxemburg, Madeira, Mexico, Moldova, Montenegro, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Spain, Sudan, Sweden, Switzerland, The Netherlands, United Kingdom, United States, Uruguay,
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Biology-Ecology

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General data

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 |original_description_year=1758
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+|synonym_01=Lumbricus terrestris (part.)
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+|synonym_reference_01=Müller, 1774
-|synonym_2=Lumbricus agricola
+|synonym_02=Lumbricus agricola
-|synonym_reference_2=Hoffmeister, 1842
+|synonym_reference_02=Hoffmeister, 1842
-|synonym_3=Lumbricus terrestris
+|synonym_03=Lumbricus terrestris
-|synonym_reference_3=Smith, 1893
+|synonym_reference_03=Smith, 1893
-|synonym_4=Lumbricus terrestris
+|synonym_04=Lumbricus terrestris
-|synonym_reference_4=Michaelsen, 1900
+|synonym_reference_04=Michaelsen, 1900
-|synonym_5=Lumbricus terrestris
+|synonym_05=Lumbricus terrestris
-|synonym_reference_5=Hutton, 1904
+|synonym_reference_05=Hutton, 1904
-|synonym_6=Lumbricus terrestris
+|synonym_06=Lumbricus terrestris
-|synonym_reference_6=Ude, 1929
+|synonym_reference_06=Ude, 1929
-|synonym_7=Lumbricus terrestris
+|synonym_07=Lumbricus terrestris
-|synonym_reference_7=Cernosvitov, 1947
+|synonym_reference_07=Cernosvitov, 1947
 |geographical_origin=Originating from the palearctic zone, this species is today widely distributed in Europe and Russia, except in the arctic area. It has been introduced in North America. In the Southern hemisphere, it has been introduced in many temperate areas, such as Eastern Australia and New Zealand.
 |distribution_status=Invasive