Authors

  • Juraeva Samiya Hasanovna
    Teacher of Termiz State University, Uzbekistan
  • Bobokeldieva Shakhnoza Abdusamatovna
    Teacher of Termiz State University, Uzbekistan
  • Khujanova Nigora Boymurat kizi
    Master of Termiz State University, Uzbekistan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37547/ajahi/Volume03Issue05-06

Keywords:

Kohitang pseudonapaeus (chondrulopsis) altitude

Abstract

In this article, the diversity of land molluscs of Kohitang was studied. Malacafauna with 4 species belonging to 3 genera were described in the Kohitang mountain range and explored the unexploited lands of desert hilly mountain regions


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ABSTRACT

In this article, the diversity of land molluscs of Kohitang was studied. Malacafauna with 4 species belonging to 3 genera
were described in the Kohitang mountain range and explored the unexploited lands of desert hilly mountain regions.

KEYWORDS

Kohitang, ottarozenia varenzovi, pseudonapaeus (chondrulopsis), maydanica, turanena martensiana, altitude,
region, biotope.

INTRODUCTION

It is known that land mollusks include more than
35,000 species and are the most common
invertebrates in natural ecosystems, as well as in areas
occupied by humans. Here, taking into account the
survival of land molluscs of the Buliminidae family in
desert, hilly mountain regions and urbanized areas, as
well as their adaptability to different stations, the
interpretation of changes in mollusc populations, the

basis of population biology, the determination of the
degree of pollution of natural biocenoses, and the
determination of anthropogenic pressure in the
foothills and mountain landscapes. In this regard, we
focused our research on the species composition of
terrestrial molluscs belonging to the Enidae family
found in Kohitang Mountain, and analyzing their
ecology and distribution.

Research Article

TAXONOMY, ECOLOGY AND DISTRIBUTION OF REPRESENTATIVES OF
THE FAMILY ENIDAE WOODWARD, 1903 IN THE KOHITAN MOUNTAIN

Submission Date:

May 09, 2023,

Accepted Date:

May 14, 2023,

Published Date:

May 19, 2023

Crossref doi:

https://doi.org/10.37547/ajahi/Volume03Issue05-06


Juraeva Samiya Hasanovna

Teacher of Termiz State University, Uzbekistan

Bobokeldieva Shakhnoza Abdusamatovna

Teacher of Termiz State University, Uzbekistan

Khujanova Nigora Boymurat kizi

Master of Termiz State University, Uzbekistan

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Land molluscs collected from 2020 to 2022 from the
areas belonging to the "Surkhan" state reserve of the
Kohitang mountain range served as material in the
research work.

Fixation of typed materials, camera processing is
studied by A.A. Shileyko [4], anatomical studies were
used by A.A. Shileyko, T.S. Rimzhanov [6].

Shells of terrestrial molluscs belonging to the Enidae
family are medium in size, oval, tower-shaped or
lanceolate in shape, and have a spheroidal, spiral
structure. The mouth of the shell is simple or toothed.
Representatives of this family are widely distributed
throughout Eurasia, Africa and northern Australia [3].

As a result of the conducted research, it was found that
the following species of this family are distributed in
the research area.

Ottorozenia Muratov, 1992 generation

Ottarozenia varenzovi Rosen, 1893

Material: 7 pieces, collected from the southern slopes
of the Kohitang mountain range, in the territory of the
Surkhan state reserve, among semi-shrub plants.

All the morphological features of the shell fully
correspond to the information in the literature [2]. The
shell is cylindrical, oval-cylindrical or tower-shaped. The
number of whorls is 8 - 8.5, the last whorl rises strongly
towards the mouth of the shell. The color is reddish-
horned to white with dark radial stripes. The sculpture
is composed of radial lines that are clearly visible when
magnified 30-40 times. The mouth of the shell is
upright and oval, the edges are not curved and slightly
thickened.

Dimensions: Shell height: 8 - 10 mm, large diameter: 2.8
-3.1 mm

Ecology. 1300-1800 m above sea level. high, lives
among semi-shrub plants [2].

Spread. Kopettog and Kohitang mountain range [2].

Pseudonapaeus Westerlund, Generation of 1887

The shell has different shapes, the mouth of the shell is
toothless or toothed.

Spread. Asia Minor and Central Asia, Iran, Afghanistan,
North-West India [2].

Pseudonapaeus (Chondrulopsis) sogdianus Martens,
1874

The material, 120 pieces, was collected from

more than 15 places of the Kohitang mountain range,
among semi-shrub plants.

All the morphological characteristics of the shell fully
correspond to the information in the literature [2, 6].
The shell is round-oval, oblong-oval or cylindrical, shiny.
Wraps 6.5-8, convex, separated by a deep seam. There
are many purple radial lines on a white background
(the three embryonic whorls are brown). Sculpture -
the embryonic whorls are smooth, the remaining
whorls are irregularly radially wrinkled. The mouth of
the shell is slightly curved, the joints are close to each
other, and the edges are strongly sharpened.

The species is extremely variable, and all its
characteristics can change according to environmental
conditions.

Dimensions: Shell height: 13-17 mm, large diameter: 5.5-
6.5 mm.

Ecology. Found in the foothills, it lives on the stems of
young bushes and under stones between them [4].


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Spread. Central Asia is a region of hills and mountains
[4].

Pseudonapaeus

(Chondrulopsis)

maydanica

Gaibnazarova et Pazilov, 2015

Material: 100 pieces, collected from semi-bush and
bushy vegetation on the southern slopes of hills in the
north-western part of Khatak village, north slope of
Maidan Hill, Kohitang mountain range.

All morphological features of the shell fully correspond
to the literature [7]. The shell is elongated, shiny, thick-
walled, the upper part is conical. The number of coils is
6-6.5, moderately convex. The upper part of the shell is
light brown, the rest of the parts are horn-like. The
mouth is elongated oval, the edges are slightly curved.

Dimensions: Shell height: 15-18 mm, large diameter: 7-8
mm.

Ecology. It lives between semi-shrubs and shrubs at an
altitude of 1300-1700 m above sea level and under large
piles of stones.

Spread. Kohitang mountain range [3]. It was first
recorded by Abdulazizova from the Boisun mountain
range [1].

Turanena Lindholm, Generation of 1922

The shell is cube-shaped, the folds are strongly bulging,
the joint of the edges of the shell mouth is strongly
close to each other.

Spread. Trans-Caucasus regions, Northern Iran,
Kopetdog, Pamir-Aloy, Hisar-Darvaz mountain ranges
[2].

Turanena martensiana Ancey, 1886

Material: 23 specimens, collected from a crevasse of
rocky rocks around Kampirtepa, Kohitang mountain
range.

The shell is conical or oval-conical, the walls of the shell
are medium thick, not shiny. Shell whorls 5-6,
moderately convex, deep suture. The last shell of the
shell is raised in the mouth part. The color is yellow or
light brown. The sculpture, the definitive part is
covered with wrinkles of various degrees. The mouth
of the shell is oval, the edges are evenly beveled, the
joint is close and joined by a thin packing.

Shell height 8-12 mm, large diameter 4-5 mm.

Ecology. 1500-2100 m above sea level. It lives in rocky
slopes and rock crevices at high altitudes [2].

Spread. Chotkal, Aloy, Talas, Pskom, Hisar mountain
ranges [2]. It was first recorded by Sh. Abdulazizova
from the Kohitang mountain range [2].

CONCLUSION

As a result of the research conducted in this way, it was
found that 4 species of land molluscs belonging to the
Enidae family belonging to 3 genera are distributed in
the regions of the Kohitang mountain range belonging
to the "Surkhan" state reserve.

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