大理石纹螯虾
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大理石纹螯虾(德语:Marmorkrebs;英语:Marbled crayfish)是一种单性生殖的淡水龙虾,于1995年首次在德国的水族饲养界发现。该品种与遍布美国佛罗里达州的英语:龍紋螯蝦,罗马化:Procambarus fallax相近。目前并无已知的大理石纹螯虾自然栖地。根据其中一名初始贩售者的说法,大理石纹螯虾的原本来源是“完全就是令人困惑且不可靠”(totally confusing and unreliable)。[5]这种螯虾被发现至今仍不到30年,但已成为欧洲与马达加斯加等地的淡水水域随处都能见到的入侵种。[6][4][1][7][5]
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Adult marmorkrebs | |
科学分类 ![]() | |
界: | 动物界 Animalia |
门: | 节肢动物门 Arthropoda |
亚门: | 甲壳亚门 Crustacea |
纲: | 软甲纲 Malacostraca |
目: | 十足目 Decapoda |
亚目: | 腹胚亚目 Pleocyemata |
科: | 螯虾科 Cambaridae |
属: | 原蝲蛄属 Procambarus |
种: | 大理石纹螯虾 P. fallax
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变种: | 大理石纹螯虾 P. f. var. virginalis
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三名法 | |
Procambarus fallax var. virginalis Martin et al., 2010[1]
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大理石纹螯虾在野外被发现的欧洲国家。 它也出现在马达加斯加和日本。[2][3] | |
异名 | |
Procambarus virginalis[4] |
模式生物
编辑大理石纹螯虾是唯一已知只能由孤雌生殖繁殖的十足目甲壳纲动物。[6]所有的个体都是雌性,后代在遗传上与母体相同。[4][8]大理石纹螯虾为DNA三倍体动物,[4][9]这可能是其为孤雌生殖繁殖的主要原因。大理石纹螯虾因此成为多倍体形态的模型。[4]
因为大理石纹螯虾在遗传上是相同的,易于照顾,并且繁殖速度很快,所以它们是潜在的模式生物,特别是用于研究发育生物学。[10]然而,相比其他研究生物而言较长的发育时间(几个月)是一个主要的缺点。[11]
2018年,基因组测序为后续研究提供了重要基础。[12]
入侵物种
编辑大理石纹螯虾引起了人们的关注,成为一种潜在的入侵物种[6]因为只需要一个个体就可以建立一个新的种群,而且他们可以以很高的比例复制。此后,它们被引入三大洲的自然生态系统。 它们在以下国家在野外被发现:
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出现原因可能是被野放或逃离水族馆。大理石纹螯虾是国际宠物贸易中分布最广泛的小龙虾种类之一。[25]
虽然欧洲野生大理石纹螯虾的初步报告只包括几个独立研究,[14]但通报发现大理石纹螯虾种群的欧洲国家数量正在增加。[26] 欧盟制定了“全面禁止这些物种(包括野生大理石纹螯虾)的拥有,贸易,运输,生产和释放”。[27][28][29][30]
马达加斯加首都食品市场中发现这种螯虾,[19]引起地方当局的关注。[31]
尽管北美在野外没有发现大理石纹螯虾种群,但它们在北美宠物贸易中广泛分布在爱好者中。[32][33] 由于担心引入可能造成的损害,密苏里州和田纳西州全面禁止这些物种(包括野生大理石纹螯虾)的拥有,贸易,运输,生产和释放”。[34][35]
参考
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