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E-raamat: Zoogeography of Arachnida

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This volume merges all geographical and paleogeographical data on all groups of the arachnofauna. The book features topics such as the ecological factors, climate and other barriers that influence the distribution of arachnida. It also elaborates on the characteristics of the distribution such as arachnida at high altitude (e.g. Himalaya), in caves, in polar regions and highlights differences between the arachnofauna of e.g. Mediterranean regions vs Central Europe, West African vs Indomalayan and more. Furthermore, amongst other topics the volume also includes chapters on the systems of arachnida, fossil orders, dispersal and dispersion, endemics and relicts, regional arachnogeography, cave and high altitude arachnida.

1 Introduction 1(6)
2 Builders of Arachnology 7(28)
Bibliography
33(2)
3 Systems of Arachnida 35(10)
Bibliography
41(4)
4 The Fossil Arachnida 45(14)
Bibliography
51(8)
5 Factors Determining the Distribution of Arachnida 59(76)
5.1 Some Basic Notions
59(6)
5.1.1 Zoogeography and Biogeography: The New Approach
59(1)
5.1.2 Centers of Origin and Dispersal
60(1)
5.1.3 Development of Atlantic Ocean
61(3)
5.1.4 Development of the Indian Ocean
64(1)
5.2 Paleogeography and the Past Distribution of Arachnida
65(7)
5.2.1 Age of the Faunas
65(7)
5.3 Passive Dispersal and Phoresy of Arachnida: Ballooning, Rafting, and Continental Drift
72(4)
5.3.1 Dispersal (Natural and by Man Activities)
72(4)
5.4 Ecological Factors
76(7)
5.4.1 Climatic and Other Barriers and Bridges
76(1)
5.4.2 Real and "Fake" Disjunctions
77(2)
5.4.3 Old World-New World Disjunctions
79(2)
5.4.4 West African-Indomalayan Disjunction
81(1)
5.4.5 Strange (Old?) Disjunctions
81(1)
5.4.6 Disjunctions in the Southern End of the World (New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, Patagonia)
81(1)
5.4.7 Boreomontane and Arctic-Alpine Disjunctions
81(1)
5.4.8 Transpacific Disjunctions
82(1)
5.5 Endemics and Relicts in Arachnida
83(14)
5.5.1 Endemism
83(11)
5.5.2 Relicts and Relictness
94(3)
5.6 The Northern Limits of Arachnida
97(3)
Bibliography
100(35)
6 Review of the Classification of the Orders of Arachnida 135(184)
6.1 Palpigradi
135(1)
6.2 Schizomida
136(2)
6.3 Thelyphonida (Uropygi)
138(2)
6.4 Amblypygi
140(3)
6.5 Ricinulei
143(1)
6.6 Scorpiones
144(2)
6.7 Pseudoscorpiones
146(3)
6.8 Opiliones
149(10)
6.9 Solifugae (Solpugida, Solifugi)
159(11)
6.10 Araneae
170(15)
6.11 Opilioacarida
185(4)
6.12 Trombidiformes
189(4)
6.13 Sarcoptiformes
193(1)
6.14 Holothyrida
194(4)
6.15 Ixodida
198(1)
6.16 Mesostigmata
199(1)
Bibliography
199(120)
7 Regional Arachnogeography 319(306)
7.1 Holarctic
319(1)
7.1.1 Zoogeography and Arachnozoogeography
319(1)
7.2 Europe (General)
320(8)
7.2.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
320(3)
7.2.2 Arachnogeography
323(5)
7.3 Balkan Peninsula and Aegaeis
328(14)
7.3.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
328(5)
7.3.2 Arachnogeography
333(9)
7.4 Apennine Peninsula
342(2)
7.4.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
342(1)
7.4.2 Arachnogeography
343(1)
7.5 Iberian Peninsula and the Pyrenees
344(4)
7.5.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
344(1)
7.5.2 Arachnogeography
345(3)
7.6 Mediterranean Sea and Its Islands
348(2)
7.7 Balearic Islands
350(2)
7.7.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
350(1)
7.7.2 Arachnogeography
351(1)
7.8 Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica, and Elba
352(5)
7.8.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
352(2)
7.8.2 Arachnogeography
354(3)
7.9 Malta
357(2)
7.9.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
357(1)
7.9.2 Arachnogeography
358(1)
7.10 Central and Northern Europe, Great Britain, Ireland, Island, and Faroe Islands
359(4)
7.10.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
359(1)
7.10.2 Arachnogeography
359(4)
7.11 Arachnida of the Atlantic Islands (Macaronesia, St. Helena, Ascension)
363(4)
7.11.1 Canary Islands, Azores, and Madeira
363(4)
7.12 Cabo Verde
367(1)
7.12.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
367(1)
7.12.2 Arachnogeography
367(1)
7.13 St. Helena and Ascension
368(2)
7.13.1 Geography and Paleogeography (General)
368(1)
7.13.2 Arachnogeography
368(2)
7.14 Russia (North of Caucasus), Belarus, Ukraine, Siberia, Altai, China (North of Yangtze), and Mongolia
370(4)
7.14.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
370(1)
7.14.2 Arachnogeography
371(3)
7.15 Sakhalin and Kuril Islands
374(1)
7.15.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
374(1)
7.15.2 Arachnogeography
374(1)
7.16 Caucasus and Transcaucasia
375(4)
7.16.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
375(1)
7.16.2 Arachnogeography
376(3)
7.17 Turkey, Cyprus, Sinai, the Dodecanese Islands, Iran, Afghanistan, the Near East, Middle Asia, and the Arabian Peninsula
379(12)
7.17.1 Geography, General Zoology, and Paleogeography
379(1)
7.17.2 Arachnogeography
380(11)
7.18 Socotra
391(2)
7.18.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
391(1)
7.18.2 Arachnogeography
391(2)
7.19 Karakorum, Hindu Kush, Pamir, Tian Shan, Himalaya, and Tibet
393(4)
7.19.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
393(1)
7.19.2 Arachnogeography
394(3)
7.20 Indian Peninsula
397(3)
7.20.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
397(1)
7.20.2 Arachnogeography
397(3)
7.21 Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
400(3)
7.21.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
400(1)
7.21.2 Arachnogeography
400(3)
7.22 Andaman and Nicobar Islands
403(1)
7.22.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
403(1)
7.22.2 Arachnogeography
404(1)
7.23 Southeast Asia (Burma, Thailand, Indochina, Peninsular Malaysia, China South of Yangtze, and Hainan)
404(17)
7.23.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
404(1)
7.23.2 Arachnogeography
405(16)
7.24 Taiwan
421(2)
7.24.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
421(1)
7.24.2 Arachnogeography
421(2)
7.25 The Malay Archipelago
423(8)
7.25.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
423(1)
7.25.2 Arachnogeography
424(7)
7.26 The Philippines
431(4)
7.26.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
431(1)
7.26.2 Arachnogeography
431(4)
7.27 Japan (the Ryukyus Excluded)
435(3)
7.27.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
435(1)
7.27.2 Arachnogeography
436(2)
7.28 Ryukyu Islands
438(3)
7.28.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
438(1)
7.28.2 Arachnogeography
439(2)
7.29 Korea (North and South)
441(3)
7.29.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
441(1)
7.29.2 Arachnogeography
442(2)
7.30 Africa, North of 20°N
444(9)
7.30.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
444(4)
7.30.2 Arachnogeography
448(5)
7.31 Africa Between 20°N and Zambezi-Kunene (Tropical or Intertropical Africa)
453(22)
7.31.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
453(1)
7.31.2 Arachnogeography
454(21)
7.32 Differences Between the Arachnofaunas of East and West Africa
475(1)
7.33 Tropical South America
476(26)
7.33.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
476(2)
7.33.2 Arachnogeography
478(24)
7.34 Galapagos
502(3)
7.34.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
502(1)
7.34.2 Arachnogeography
503(2)
7.35 Juan Fernandez Islands
505(1)
7.35.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
505(1)
7.35.2 Arachnogeography
505(1)
7.36 North America, North of Rio Grande (incl. Greenland)
506(8)
7.36.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
506(1)
7.36.2 Arachnogeography
507(7)
7.37 Polynesia and Micronesia
514(5)
7.37.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
514(1)
7.37.2 Arachnogeography
515(4)
7.38 Hawaii
519(3)
7.38.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
519(1)
7.38.2 Arachnogeography
520(2)
7.39 Antarctic and Subantarctic Arachnofauna
522(6)
7.39.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
522(1)
7.39.2 Arachnogeography
523(5)
Bibliography
528(97)
8 Some Peculiarities of the Distribution of Arachnida 625(208)
8.1 Mediterranean and Central European Arachnofauna
625(1)
8.2 Arachnofauna of the Ancient Mediterranean
625(1)
8.3 The Boundary Neotropica-Nearctic
626(3)
8.3.1 Palpigradi
626(1)
8.3.2 Ricinulei
627(1)
8.3.3 Pseudoscorpiones
627(1)
8.3.4 Opiliones
627(1)
8.3.5 Amblypygi
628(1)
8.3.6 Uropygi (Thelyphonida)
628(1)
8.3.7 Schizomida
628(1)
8.3.8 Araneae
628(1)
8.3.9 Opilioacarida
629(1)
8.4 Mexico: The Great American Interchange of Fauna
629(10)
8.4.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
629(10)
8.5 Arachnida of the Antilleans and Mesoamerica
639(11)
8.5.1 Central America
639(11)
8.6 Antillean (Caribbean) Islands
650(24)
8.6.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
650(19)
8.6.2 Comparison Between the Faunas of Central America and the Antilleans
669(4)
8.6.3 Conclusion
673(1)
8.6.4 Opiliones
673(1)
8.7 Patagonia: South Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, and Tierra del Fuego
674(5)
8.7.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
674(1)
8.7.2 Arachnogeographical Character of South Chile and Argentina
675(4)
8.8 Falkland Islands (Malvinas)
679(1)
8.8.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
679(1)
8.9 The Boundary Between Palearctic and Paleotropical
680(1)
8.9.1 The Boundary Between Western Palearctic and Afrotropical Arachnofaunas
680(1)
8.10 Arachnida in the Afrotropical and Palearctic Regions
681(7)
8.10.1 Analysis and Comments
681(7)
8.11 The Boundary Across China
688(2)
8.11.1 The Transitional Zone
688(1)
8.11.2 Arachnogeography of Himalaya
689(1)
8.11.3 East Asiatic (Himalayan-Chinese) Region of Lopatin (1980)
690(1)
8.12 The Cape Arachnofauna
690(11)
8.12.1 Africa South of Zambezi-Kunene
690(11)
8.13 Arachnofauna of Madagascar and the Adjacent Islands
701(1)
8.14 Madagascar
701(10)
8.14.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
701(10)
8.15 Mascarene Islands
711(2)
8.15.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
711(2)
8.16 Seychelles (incl. Aldabra), Comores
713(14)
8.16.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
713(13)
8.16.2 Remarkable Distributions and Absences
726(1)
8.17 Evaluation of Wallace's Line and the Other Lines in Southeast Asia According to the Arachnida
727(19)
8.17.1 Wallace's Line
728(1)
8.17.2 Lydekker's Line
728(1)
8.17.3 Weber's Line
728(2)
8.17.4 Development of Wallacea and the Surrounding Lands of Southeast Asia and the Malayan Archipelago
730(1)
8.17.5 The "Lines" and Some Other Groups
731(1)
8.17.6 Arachnida and the Lines
732(11)
8.17.7 Conclusions
743(3)
8.18 The Arachnida of the Papuan Subregion
746(7)
8.18.1 New Guinea and Melanesia
746(7)
8.19 Arachnogeography of Australia and Tasmania
753(11)
8.19.1 Australia
753(11)
8.20 Tasmania
764(3)
8.20.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
764(3)
8.21 Parasitiformes (Some Ixodida and Mesostigmata): Australia and New Zealand
767(1)
8.22 New Zealand
768(6)
8.22.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
768(6)
8.23 New Caledonia
774(3)
8.23.1 Geography, General Zoogeography, and Paleogeography
774(3)
8.24 Lord Howe Island
777(1)
8.25 Conclusion
778(5)
8.25.1 Conclusion
782(1)
Bibliography
783(50)
9 Cave Arachnida 833(20)
9.1 Cave Life in Different Orders
833(9)
9.2 Distribution of Cave Arachnida in Different Geographical Areas
842(4)
9.3 Conclusions
846(1)
Bibliography
846(7)
10 High-Altitude Arachnida (Partly from Beron 2008, Updated in Beron 2016) 853(40)
10.1 Introduction
853(7)
10.2 Major Groups of Arachnida in the Old World Living At or Above 2200m
860(4)
10.3 Level of Knowledge on Opiliones in the High Mountains and Credibility of Conclusions
864(1)
10.4 Maximum Altitudes of Spiders Living Above 2200m in the Old World
864(6)
10.5 High-Altitude Arachnida in the Oreal of the Himalayas, Compared with the Alps
870(10)
10.6 High-Altitude Arachnida in the Mountains of Central Asia
880(2)
10.7 Afrotropical High-Altitude Arachnida
882(2)
10.8 Conclusions
884(1)
10.9 Champions in Altitude (Above 4500m) in the Old World
884(2)
10.10 Some Personal Notes on the High-Altitude Arachnofauna of the Americas and Elsewhere
886(2)
Bibliography
888(5)
11 Zoogeographical Notes on Different Orders of Arachnida 893(12)
11.1 Palpigradi
893(1)
11.2 Schizomida
894(1)
11.3 Amblypygi
894(1)
11.4 Thelyphonida (Uropygi)
895(1)
11.5 Ricinulei
896(1)
11.6 Solifugae
896(1)
11.7 Scorpiones
897(1)
11.8 Pseudoscorpiones
897(1)
11.9 Opiliones
898(2)
11.10 Araneae
900(2)
11.11 Opilioacarida
902(1)
Bibliography
902(3)
12 Zoogeographical Subdivisions of the World 905(26)
Bibliography
927(4)
13 General Conclusions 931(8)
Bibliography
936(3)
Index 939