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Jeounghee Lee,Jongwoo Jung 한국동물분류학회 2021 Animal Systematics, Evolution and Diversity Vol.37 No.2
Marionina Michaelsen, 1889, is distributed worldwide and inhabits marine, terrestrial, and limnic environments. Marionina coatesae Erséus, 1990 of the present study is characterized by two characteristics: two chaetae per segment all over the body except in segment XII and round or oval-shaped spermathecal ampullae with sperm rings irregularly scattered on the walls. Korean specimens of the species were obtained from the intertidal sand beach of the East Sea in Korea. Here, M. coatesae is reported for the first time in Korean fauna as the first marine oligochaete, microdriles, species.
Four Unrecorded Species of Tubificid Oligochaetes (Annelida: Clitellata) in Korea
Jeounghee Lee,Jongwoo Jung 한국동물분류학회 2014 Animal Systematics, Evolution and Diversity Vol.30 No.4
Tubificid oligochaetes are common and frequently dominant in freshwater benthic habitats. They are so tolerant to water pollution that they are often used as biological indicators. Faunistic studies of Korean freshwater oligochaetes have been actively conducted recently. The most well studied oligochaete family in Korea is the tubificids following the naidids. Nine species of tubificids have been reported so far. Nevertheless, many species of tubificids still remain to be discovered in Korea. In this study, we added four species of tubificid oligochaetes to the Korean fauna, including Linmodrilus profundicola (Verrill, 1871), Potamothrix heuscheri (Bretscher, 1900), Tubifex blanchardi Vejdovsk´y, 1891, and Ilyodrilus templetoni (Southern, 1909) based on specimens collected from three locations in Korea: Cheonan-si, Geoje-si, and Seocheon-gun. In particular, P. heuscheri was first reported in Asia.
Four Unrecorded Species of Tubificid Oligochaetes (Annelida: Clitellata) in Korea
Lee, Jeounghee,Jung, Jongwoo The Korean Society of Systematic Zoology 2014 Animal Systematics, Evolution and Diversity Vol.30 No.4
Tubificid oligochaetes are common and frequently dominant in freshwater benthic habitats. They are so tolerant to water pollution that they are often used as biological indicators. Faunistic studies of Korean freshwater oligochaetes have been actively conducted recently. The most well studied oligochaete family in Korea is the tubificids following the naidids. Nine species of tubificids have been reported so far. Nevertheless, many species of tubificids still remain to be discovered in Korea. In this study, we added four species of tubificid oligochaetes to the Korean fauna, including Linmodrilus profundicola (Verrill, 1871), Potamothrix heuscheri (Bretscher, 1900), Tubifex blanchardi $Vejdovsk\acute{y}$, 1891, and Ilyodrilus templetoni (Southern, 1909) based on specimens collected from three locations in Korea: Cheonan-si, Geoje-si, and Seocheon-gun. In particular, P. heuscheri was first reported in Asia.
Lee, Jeounghee,Jung, Jongwoo The Korean Society of Systematic Zoology 2014 Animal Systematics, Evolution and Diversity Vol.30 No.2
The genera Dero and Allonais belong to the family Naididae. Most species in the genus Dero have unique morphological characters including a branchial fossa and/or gills at the posterior end of the body. The genus Allonais has no eyes unlike its close relative the genus Nais. Of these genera, one species of Dero, D. obtusa, was recently reported in Korea. However, the genus Allonais has not been recorded in Korea. Here, we report Dero dorsalis Ferroni$\grave{e}$re, 1899 and Allonais pectinata (Stephenson, 1910) with a diagnosis and illustrations.
Six Korean New Records of the Nais Species (Annelida, Clitellata, Naididae)
Lee, Jeounghee,Jung, Jongwoo Korean Society of Environmental Biology 2015 환경생물 : 환경생물학회지 Vol.33 No.2
The oligochaete worms in the genus Nais are common to freshwater habitats. These worms have a highly-developed prostomium and pigmented eye spots. All species have hair chaetae, bifid or single pointed needle chaetae on the dorsal side and ventral chaetae beginning in II with bifid crotchets. Most species of Nais genus live in areas where bottom is covered by sand, gravel or organic matter in aquatic plants. Currently, 26 species of Nais have been recorded worldwide. From the recent faunal studies, 3 species of Nais have been newly reported in Korea. Here, we newly report 6 species of Nais with diagnosis, illustrations and identification keys to Korean Nais species: N. behningi, N. pseudobtusa, N. simplex, N. bretscheri, N. stolci and N. elinguis.
Six Korean New Records of the Nais Species (Annelida, Clitellata, Naididae)
Jeounghee Lee,Jongwoo Jung 한국환경생물학회 2015 환경생물 : 환경생물학회지 Vol.33 No.2
The oligochaete worms in the genus Nais are common to freshwater habitats. These worms have a highly-developed prostomium and pigmented eye spots. All species have hair chaetae, bifid or single pointed needle chaetae on the dorsal side and ventral chaetae beginning in II with bifid crotchets. Most species of Nais genus live in areas where bottom is covered by sand, gravel or organic matter in aquatic plants. Currently, 26 species of Nais have been recorded worldwide. From the recent faunal studies, 3 species of Nais have been newly reported in Korea. Here, we newly report 6 species of Nais with diagnosis, illustrations and identification keys to Korean Nais species: N. behningi, N. pseudobtusa, N. simplex, N. bretscheri, N. stolci and N. elinguis.
Jeounghee Lee,Jongwoo Jung 한국동물분류학회 2014 Animal Systematics, Evolution and Diversity Vol.30 No.2
The genera Dero and Allonais belong to the family Naididae. Most species in the genus Dero have unique morphological characters including a branchial fossa and/or gills at the posterior end of the body. The genus Allonais has no eyes unlike its close relative the genus Nais. Of these genera, one species of Dero, D. obtusa, was recently reported in Korea. However, the genus Allonais has not been recorded in Korea. Here, we report Dero dorsalis Ferroniere, 1899 and Allonais pectinata (Stephenson, 1910) with a diagnosis and illustrations.
New record of three aquatic species of Enchytraeidae (Annelida: Clitellata) from Korea
Lee, Jeounghee,Jung, Jongwoo The National Institute of Biological Resources 2016 Journal of species research Vol.5 No.3
Enchytraeidae is one of the largest groups in Clitellata. They are commonly found in soil and aquatic environments and play important roles in these ecosystems. It is not easy to study enchytraeid clitellates because of difficulty in distinguishing morphologies between closely related species. In Korea, 29 species have been reported in this family. Of these, 27 species are terrestrial and only two species are aquatic. Here, we report three aquatic enchytraeid species new to Korea: Fridericia glandifera Friend, 1913, Henlea montana Rota, 1994 and Marionina brendae Bretscher, 1899.
Faunistic survey on freshwater annelids from Korea
Lee, Jeounghee,Jung, Jongwoo The National Institute of Biological Resources 2016 Journal of species research Vol.5 No.3
Aquatic oligochaete plays an important role in freshwater ecosystem. These worms, therefore, have already been extensively studied around the world. But compared to other countries with East Asia, only 48 species of aquatic oligochaetes have been recorded in Korea. This is because taxonomic study of aquatic oligochaete is in just beginning stages. Our specimens of this study had been collected from eighteen locations in Korean peninsula. Analyzing them we identified twenty unrecorded species including one species of aelosomatid: Paranais orientalis, Pristina breviseta, P. notopora, P. foreli, P. synclites, Bratislavia prosetosa, Allonais gwaliorensis, Aulodrilus pluriseta, Limnodrilus neotropicus, L. maumeensis, L. amblysetus, Tubifex ignotus, Potamothrix cf. bedoti, P. bavaricus, Peipsidrilus cf. pusillus, Psammoryctides albicola, Varichaetadrilus vestibulatus, Tasserkidrilus cf. acapillatus, Propappus volki, Aeolosoma japonicum.