S. I. Golovatch’s research while affiliated with Russian Academy of Sciences and other places

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Fig. 1. Hirudisoma roseum (Victor, 1839), habitus, dorsal view. Taken not to scale. Рис. 1. Hirudisoma roseum (Victor, 1839), внешний вид, сверху. Без масштаба.
Fig. 8. Julus kubanus Verhoeff, 1921, habitus, lateral view (a), gonopod, mesal view (b), main process of ♂ coxa 2, mesal view (c). Scale bars: 1 mm (a); 0.1 mm (b, c). Рис. 8. Julus kubanus Verhoeff, 1921, внешний вид, сбоку (a), гонопод, изнутри (b), главный отросток коксы 2 самца, изнутри (c). Scale bars: 1 мм (a); 0.1 мм (b, c).
Figs 2-4. Millipedes of the family Glomeridae, habitus, dorsal (a) and lateral views (b): 2 -Hyleoglomeris specialis Golovatch, 1989; 3 -Trachysphaera costata (Waga, 1857); 4 -Trachysphaera minuta Golovatch, 1976. Taken not to scale (2-3); scale bar: 1 mm (4). Рис. 2-4. Диплоподы семейства Glomeridae, внешний вид, сверху (a) и сбоку (b): 2 -Hyleoglomeris specialis Golovatch, 1989; 3 -Trachysphaera costata (Waga, 1857); 4 -Trachysphaera minuta Golovatch, 1976. Без масштаба (2-3); масштаб 1 мм (4). same place, 2 km SW of Makazhoy [15], Ansalta River Canyon, ~1400 m a.s.l., Corylus and Carpinus forest, leaf litter, 42°43′57.2″N 46°02′31.4″E, 13.IV.2024; 1 ♂, 11 ♀♀, 1 juv. (ZMS), Shatoy Distr., 7.1 km S of Ulus-Kert [8], slope on left bank of Sharo-Argun River gorge, ~565 m a.s.l., Fagus and Fraxinus forest, leaf litter, 42°55′10.9″N 45°46′21.7″E, 16.IV.2024; 24 ♀♀, 5 juv. (ZMS), 7.0 km S of Ulus-Kert [8], right bank of Sharo-Argun River, ~500 m a.s.l., Fagus, Carpinus and Alnus forest, leaf litter, 42°55′10.8″N 45°46′34.5″E, 17.IV.2024, all I.S. Turbanov and R.V. Zuev leg.
Figs 5-7. Millipedes of the genus Cylindroiulus, habitus, lateral views (a) and gonopods, mesal views (b): 5 -Cylindroiulus kacheticus Lohmander, 1936; 6 -Cylindroiulus pterophylacum Read, 1992; 7 -Cylindroiulus schestoperovi Lohmander, 1932. Taken not to scale. Рис. 5-7. Диплоподы рода Cylindroiulus, внешний вид, сбоку (a) и гоноподы, изнутри (b): 5 -Cylindroiulus kacheticus Lohmander, 1936; 6 -Cylindroiulus pterophylacum Read, 1992; 7 -Cylindroiulus schestoperovi Lohmander, 1932. Без масштаба.
The millipedes (Diplopoda) of the Chechen Republic, northern Caucasus, Russia
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No special studies on the millipede fauna of the Chechen Republic have hitherto been performed, the known published records being quite few and highly sporadic. The fauna is summarized here and it presently totals 19 species from 14 genera, 11 families and seven orders, all records thereby being mapped, both new and old, several species illustrated, and each species account supplied with notes on its distribution.

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... In Russia, bristly millipedes (the order Polyxenida) are known to be represented by only a handful of species, in three genera and two families, Polyxenidae and Lophoproctidae. The eyed Polyxenidae contains the subcosmopolitan, chiefly Holarctic Polyxenus lagurus (Linnaeus, 1758), a species known from bisexual and/or, in harsher environments, parthenogenetic populations, and ranging across Europe to Russia's northwestern parts in the north (Karelia and the Leningrad Region) (Lokshina, 1969;Kime, Enghoff, 2011) to Donbass, Crimea, the Rostovon-Don Region and, surprisingly only a few records, the Western Caucasus in the south (Prisnyi, 2001;Short et al., 2020;Evsyukov et al., 2022;Golovatch, 2023); Polyxenus lankaranensis Short, Vahtera, Wesener et Golovatch, 2020, from Azerbaijan and Dagestan, NE Caucasus (Short et al., 2020); Polyxenus sp., a closer unidentified species recorded from the Maritime Province, Russia's Far East (Mikhaljova, 2004(Mikhaljova, , 2017; and Propolyxenus argentifer (Verhoeff, 1921), from Crimea, the Krasnodar and Stavropol provinces, and nearly throughout the remaining Caucasus, including the Hyrcanian parts of Azerbaijan and Iran (Short et al., 2020;Zuev, 2021). The blind Lophoproctidae comprises in the Russian fauna only a single species: Lophoproctus coecus Pocock, 1894, from Crimea, the Rostov-on-Don Region and across the entire Caucasus region, including the Hyrcanian part of Iran, and Kyrgyzstan, Central Asia (Short, 2015;Evsyukov et al., 2022). ...

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Two remarkable new records of millipedes (Diplopoda) from far inland European Russia
New records of millipedes (Diplopoda) from European Russia and Crimea
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... This species is the most widespread among congeners, ranging from Central, Eastern and Southern Europe in the west, through Crimea and Anatolia, to nearly throughout the Caucasus in the east: Abkhazia, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan (including Hyrcania in Azerbaijan and Iran), and Russia: Krasnodar and Stavropol provinces, Adygea, Karachay-Cherkessia, Kabardino-Balkaria, North Ossetia -Alania, Ingushetia, Dagestan and Chechen republics (mostly sub T. rotundata (Lignau, 1911): near Shaami-Yurt [2], Achkhoy-Martan Distr.; near Shatoy [9], Shatoy Distr.; near Tevzana [12] and Kharachoy [16], Vedeno Distr.; near Niki-Khita [14], Kurchaloy Distr.) [Golovatch, 1990[Golovatch, , 2008[Golovatch, , 2010[Golovatch, , 2023Evsyukov et al., 2022]. Such a vast distribution seems at least partly to be due to parthenogenesis [Enghoff et al., 2015;Antić et al., 2021;Zuev et al., 2023]. ...

New records of millipedes (Diplopoda) from the Caucasus and Crimea
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  • September 2023

Euroasian Entomological Journal

... The only one species, S. dmitriewi (Timotheew, 1897), which inhabits the Altai Mountains, southwestern Siberia, Russia, reaches beyond the Urals and shows remarkable disjunct outposts in central and eastern Ukraine, southwestern and central European Russia. The most recent information concerning the genus Schizoturanius can be found in its fresh review (Nefediev, 2022), and a re-description of S. kitabensis (Gulička, 1963) from Uzbekistan (VandenSpiegel & Golovatch, 2023). ...

On two poorly-known species of the millipede family Polydesmidae (Diplopoda: Polydesmida) from Central Asia
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... Epanerchodus Gonopod endomere mostly absent, rarely present as only a more or less rudimentary structure, while the seminal groove after the recurvature point still makes a long way basad to debauch into a prominent, simple-haired, accessory seminal chamber placed at the bottom of a profound parabasal cavity in the telopodite (Liu and Golovatch 2018;Golovatch 2021). ...

A new species of the millipede genus Epanerchodus from western Nepal (Diplopoda: Polydesmida: Polydesmidae)
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Euroasian Entomological Journal

... REMARKS. This species has been nicely illustrated elsewhere [Golovatch et al., 2016] and it seems to be endemic to the Hyrcanian biogeographic province of the Caucasus region, ranging from the Hyrcanian part of the Republic of Azerbaijan, through northern Iran, to the western Kopet-Dagh Mountains of Turkmenistan [Golovatch et al., 2016[Golovatch et al., , 2022. In Turkmenistan, all samples are uniforrnly light yellow. ...

An updated checklist of the millipedes of Iran (Diplopoda), with special emphasis on the fauna of Hyrcania, including noteworthy records of three species from its easternmost part

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... In Russia, it is known to occur in Crimea, the Krasnodar and Stavropol provinces, and in the Adygea Republic [Short et al., 2020] REMARKS. This species of Colobognatha is the most widespread in the Caucasus and surrounding areas: Turkey, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Russia: Krasnodar Province and the Adygea, Karachay-Cherkessia, Kabardino-Balkaria, and North Ossetia -Alania republics Evsyukov et al., 2022;Golovatch, Antipova, 2023;Zuev et al., 2023] [Golovatch, 1989;Evsyukov et al., 2022] Golovatch, 1989; 3 -Trachysphaera costata (Waga, 1857); 4 -Trachysphaera minuta Golovatch, 1976. Taken not to scale (2-3); scale bar: 1 mm (4). ...

New records of millipedes (Diplopoda) from the Caucasus region

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... The millipede faunas of only some of Russia's regions and republics in the northern Caucasus and Ciscaucasia can boast to be properly surveyed and summarized. This concerns the Rostov Region (Evsyukov, Golovatch [2013], with updates: Evsyukov [2016]), the Stavropol Province [Zuev, 2021], the Republic of Karachay-Cherkessia [Zuev et al., 2023], and the Republic of North Ossetia -Alania [Golovatch, Antipova, 2022]. ...

The millipedes (Diplopoda) of the Republic of North Ossetia – Alania, northern Caucasus, Russia, with special reference to the fauna of the North Ossetian Nature Reserve

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... The anthropochorous introductions concern four species only: the more temperate and subcosmopolitan Oxidus gracilis (C.L. Koch, 1847) (Orthomorphini, Paradoxosomatinae), of East rather than Southeast Asian origin, ranging from Canada to Mexico; the pantropical Asiomorpha coarctata (de Saussure, 1860) (Orthomorphini, Paradoxosomatinae), of Southeast Asian stock, in America mostly encountered around the Gulf of Mexico and along Mexico's Pacific coast; the similarly almost pantropical, but more sporadic Chondromorpha xanthotricha (Attems, 1898) (Sulciferini, Paradoxosomatinae), of South Asian origin, in America recorded from numerous places ranging from southern Texas and several Caribbean islands in the north to a few scattered localities in Mexico in the south; and the basically Australian Akamptogonus novarae (Humbert et de Saussure, 1869) (Australiosomatini, Australiosomatinae), introduced from its native Australia not only to New Zealand, whence it was originally described, but also to the Hawaiian Islands, along the coast of California, both U.S.A., and a few places in Mexico [Recuero, García-París, 2016]. Only three indigenous species are known to occur in entire Central America, all congeners in Iulidesmus Silvestri, 1895 (Catharosomatini, Paradoxosomatinae) and all presently considered as narrow endemics: I. isthmianus (Loomis, 1961), from Panama, I. moorei (Hoffman, 1977), from Costa Rica, and I. semirugosus (Pocock, 1888), from Dominica, Lesser Antilles [Hoffman, 1977[Hoffman, , 1999[Hoffman, , 2012Recuero, García-París, 2016], whereas both Catharosomatini and Iulidesmus are subendemic to and especially diverse across South America [Golovatch, 2005;Golovatch et al., 2022]. ...

Two new species of the millipede family Paradoxosomatidae from Bahia state, northeastern Brazil, including a remarkable presumed troglobiont (Diplopoda: Polydesmida)
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... 1. Lithobius piceus L. Koch, 1862, is included in the checklist based on the mention of the occurrence of the subspecies L. piceus caucasica Murale-witch, 1926, which was synonymized with this species by Matic and Darabantu (1968). However, a more recent paper by Golovatch et al. (2022) states that the subspecies L. piceus caucasica was synonymized with Hessebius megapus (Muralevitch, 1907). This information is not found in the cited article and is therefore probably a misstatement, thus the presence of L. piceus in Georgia is reported correctly. ...

The myriapodological legacy of Vyacheslav Stepanovich Muralewicz (1881–1942?)

Euroasian Entomological Journal

... Tylopus is considered the most species-rich genus within the family Paradoxosomatidae Daday, 1889. Currently, it contains 77 species (Golovatch and Semenyuk 2021;Likhitrakarn et al. 2021;Sierwald and Spelda 2021) distributed from Southern China down to Indonesia and Malaysia, and from Myanmar to Vietnam. They are seemingly dominant in Southeast Asia, especially in Thailand, Laos, and Vietnam, although this may be due to research bias. ...

On several new or poorly-known Oriental Paradoxosomatidae (Diplopoda: Polydesmida), XXX
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  • December 2021

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