Table 2 in The Late Pleistocene mollusk fauna of Selitrennoye (Astrakhan province, Russia): A natural baseline for endemic Caspian Sea faunas

Table 2 Selitrennoye species list and paleoecological indications as derived from the literature. References: a Andreev and Andreeva (2003); b Bogutskaya et al. (2013); e Logvinenko and Starobogatov (1969); f Mirzoev and Alekperov (2017); g Nevesskaja (2007); h Neubauer et al. (2018); i Parr et al. (2007); j Mordukhay-Boltovskoy (1974); k Starobogatov (1994); l Starobogatov (2000); n Wesselingh et al. (2019); o Chukhchin (1984). SpeciesNatural salinity ranges (psu)EnvironmentDepth (m)Adacna laeviusculamin. 5–8b, 4–14b, min. 4 eCaspian Sea.b Muddy, sandy- mud and, rarely, sandy bottoms.b30–100b,eAdacna minimamin. 5–8b, 14–26aMiddle and South Caspian Sea.b Muddy and sandy bottoms.a0–35bDidacna cristatamin. 3, max. 14Caspian Sea g0–50?Didacna ebersinimin. 3, max. 14Caspian Sea g0–50?Didacna emendatamin. 3, max. 14Caspian Sea g0–50?Didacna subcatillusmin. 3, max. 14Caspian Sea g0–50?Didacna subcrassamin. 3, max. 14Caspian Sea g0–50?Didacna subpyramidatamin. 3, max. 14Caspian Sea g0–50?Hypanis plicata4–8b,e, max 12–13Caspian Sea.b Silty-sandy, clayey soils, hard aleurites with shell rock.b0–40bMonodacna caspiamin. 2b, max. 8bNorthern Caspian Sea.b Muddy and sandy-mud substrates.b0–200b,eMonodacna semipellucidamin. 5–8b, max. 12–13Middle Caspian Sea n0–40b,eDreissena caspiaOptimum 2–8b, max. 12–13Caspian Sea.b,e0–40b,eDreissena elataOptimum 2–8b, max. 12–13Middle and Southern Caspian Sea.b0–40b,e,nDreissena grimmiOptimum 2–8b, max. 12–13Middle Caspian Sea.b,k35–100b,kTheodoxus pallasiOptimum 0–8b, max. 12–13Caspian Sea.b Low salinity seas and large lakes, limans and estuaries.e,j0–40b,e,jAbeskunus brusinianusmin. 5–8b, max. 12–13Middle and South Caspian Sea.b0–250b,eAndrusovia brusinaimin. 5–8b, max. 12–13Middle and South Caspian Sea.b,l45–311b,lClessiniola variabilisOptimum 0–8b, 5–7 o, max. 12–13Caspian Sea.b,f0–300b,e,fEcrobia cf. grimmimin 2–8b, max. 12–13Southern Caspian Sea.b,f25–40b,eLaevicaspia caspiamin. 5–8b, max. 12–13Middle and Southern Caspian Sea.b30–500b,e,fLaevicaspia cinctamin. 5–8b, max. 12–13Southern Caspian Sea.b20–>250b,iLaevicaspia conusmin. 5–8b, max. 12–13Caspian Sea.b,f0–300b,e,fLaevicaspia kolesnikovianamin. 5–8b, max. 12–13Southern Caspian Sea.b25–400b,e,fLaevicaspia vinarskiiUnknownNorthern Caspian Sea.hUnknown c,d,mTurricaspia andrussowimin. 5–8b, max. 12–13Middle and Southern Caspian Sea.b,f25–500b,e,fTurricaspia? dimidiatamin. 5–8b, max. 12–13Middle and Southern Caspian Sea.b,f35–500b,e,fTurricaspia lyratamin. 5–8b, max. 12–13Middle and Southern Caspian Sea.b,f25–50b,eTurricaspia meneghinianamin. 5–8b, max. 12–13Middle and Southern Caspian Sea.b0–40b,eTurricaspia pullamin. 5–8b, max. 12–13Middle and Southern Caspian Sea.b15–300b,e,fTurricaspia pullulamin. 5–8b, max. 12–13Middle Caspian Sea.b35–100b,eTurricaspia? spicamin. 5–8b, max. 12–13Northern and Middle Caspian Sea.b0–40b,eUlskia ulskiimin. 5–8b, max. 12–13Southern Caspian Sea.b35–300b,e,f Table 2 Selitrennoye species list and paleoecological indications as derived from the literature. References: a Andreev and Andreeva (2003); b Bogutskaya et al. (2013); e Logvinenko and Starobogatov (1969); f Mirzoev and Alekperov (2017); g Nevesskaja (2007); h Neubauer et al. (2018); i Parr et al. (2007); j Mordukhay-Boltovskoy (1974); k Starobogatov (1994); l Starobogatov (2000); n Wesselingh et al. (2019); o Chukhchin (1984).