02406nas a2200133   4500008004100000245022000041210007100261300000900332490000700341520183000348653002802178100001402206856005202220       1974                        eng d00aBadania nad wirkami (Turbellaria) zrodeł ze szczegolnym uwzględnieniem okolic poznania (in Polish with English summary) - The investigations on spring Turbellaria with a special reference to surroundings of Poznan0 aBadania nad wirkami Turbellaria zrodeł ze szczegolnym uwzględnie  a7-330 v263 aMentions:
Macrostomum karlingi
Macrostomum orthostylum
Macrostomum catarractae
Macrostomum silesiacum
1. The present study deals with Turbellaria, mainly from the springs of Poznań vicinity. 2. Thirty of the 43 species specified in paper are new for this region, and among them 13 are new for Polish fauna. Castrada insolida nov. spec. is described. 3. Fourty - two springs were investigated, and among them 29 from Great Poland. Nearly all of them were not large, helocrene springs. 4. In the systematicaly survey of the distribution of species, Polish localities, general ecologieal informations, morphological and taxonomical remarks, when they were needed, have been refered. Our own new data have also been included. In most cases the figures of new species to Poland are given. 5. Probably, the stands of certain species, for instance Polycelis felina, Phagocata vitta, Castrada stagnorum etc. have a relict character on Polish Lowland. 6. The fauna of Turbellaria confirm mixed nature of springs as habitat. It consists of elements of edafon, subterranean waters, small water bodies, streams and rivers and also there are occuring typical spring species. This compound nature is most distinct in helocrene springs. 7. The fauna of Turbellaria is most similar in springs laying not far one from the other, and it is less depending on other factors than zoogeographical ones. 8. The rest of the factors, which presumably influence these communities are as follows: the temperature and amount of organic matter or humus substances in a bed and water of spring. 9. The qualitative differences permit to expect that Turbellaria form in investigated springs more than a single taxocene (a group of coexisting species), but the lack of quantative data make it impossible to distingulsh them by means of Chodorowski's method.10aMacrostomum Systematics1 aKolasa, J  uhttps://macrostomorpha.myspecies.info/node/212601498nas a2200145   4500008004100000245009800041210006900139300001200208490000800220520101900228653001601247100002301263700001401286856005201300       1999                        eng d00aNew species and records of microturbellarians from coastal rock pools of Jamaica, West Indies0 aNew species and records of microturbellarians from coastal rock   a371-3810 v1443 aMentions:
Macrostomum balticum
Macrostomum sp. (cf. ruebushi kepneri)
A system of small erosional pools formed on the coastal rocks of the Jamaican north shore is home to many invertebrate species. The fauna of the pools comprises a rarely reported mixture of species from both marine and freshwater habitats. Turbellarians identified include six species of which two, belonging to the genus Gieysztoria, are new. One species, Gyratrix hermaphroditus, is a habitat generalist and occurs in a number of pools with markedly different physical and morphological characteristics. The other five species have a more restricted distribution and appear to be habitat specialists within the rock pool system. Both temperature and salinity strongly affect the local distribution of microturbellarians. The total number of brackish and freshwater species of microturbellarians reported from the Caribbean islands thus increases to nine, a very low number by comparison to any other geo,geographical area, even a single lake.10aTurbellaria1 aTherriault, T., W.1 aKolasa, J  uhttps://macrostomorpha.myspecies.info/node/125900493nas a2200133   4500008004100000245010400041210006900145300001200214490000700226520004400233653001600277100001400293856005200307       1971                        eng d00aTwo new species of microturbellaria of the genera Stenostomum O. Schmidt and Macrostomum O. Schmidt0 aTwo new species of microturbellaria of the genera Stenostomum O   a743-7470 v193 aDescribes:
Macrostomum inductum sp. nov10aMacrostomum1 aKolasa, J  uhttps://macrostomorpha.myspecies.info/node/117900663nas a2200133   4500008004100000245012200041210006900163300001200232490000700244520019600251653001600447100001400463856005200477       1973                        eng d00aTwo new species of Macrostomum (Turbellaria), a redescription of an established species, and new records from Poland.0 aTwo new species of Macrostomum Turbellaria a redescription of an  a181-2000 v403 aDescribes:
Macrostomum poznaniense n. sp.
Macrostomum silesiacum n. sp.
Mentions:
Macrostomum minumum
Macrostomum quiritium
Macrostomum sensitivum
Macrostomum karlingi
Macrostomum catarractae10aMacrostomum1 aKolasa, J  uhttps://macrostomorpha.myspecies.info/node/118100484nas a2200133   4500008004100000245006800041210006600109300001200175490000700187520007400194653001600268100001400284856005200298       1973                        eng d00aTurbellaria and Nemertini of greenhouses in Poznán (in Polish)0 aTurbellaria and Nemertini of greenhouses in Poznán in Polish  a227-2450 v153 aMentions:
Macrostomum rostratum
Macrostomum indictum
Macrostomum tuba10aMacrostomum1 aKolasa, J  uhttps://macrostomorpha.myspecies.info/node/1180