2001
DOI: 10.1006/mpev.2000.0892
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Molecular Phylogeography of the Cosmopolitan Bryozoan Celleporella hyalina: Cryptic Speciation?

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“…Genetic studies making use of DNA sequence data combined with morphological analyses will be necessary to resolve these difficult taxa. An example is the Celleporella hyalina (L.) species complex worldwide, for which integrated genetic and morphological studies are under way (Hoare et al 2001;Hughes et al 2003;Navarette et al 2003Navarette et al , 2005. An example from our study for which an integrative approach would be very useful is the Porella acutirostris species complex, which includes P. acutirostris from the European Arctic, P. major and P. columbiana from the north-eastern Pacific, and morphologically variant populations in other parts of the northern hemisphere.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Genetic studies making use of DNA sequence data combined with morphological analyses will be necessary to resolve these difficult taxa. An example is the Celleporella hyalina (L.) species complex worldwide, for which integrated genetic and morphological studies are under way (Hoare et al 2001;Hughes et al 2003;Navarette et al 2003Navarette et al , 2005. An example from our study for which an integrative approach would be very useful is the Porella acutirostris species complex, which includes P. acutirostris from the European Arctic, P. major and P. columbiana from the north-eastern Pacific, and morphologically variant populations in other parts of the northern hemisphere.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been reported by everyone who has studied Pacific coast Bryozoa, from Alaska to southern California…'' Recently, however, morphological, molecular genetic, and mating-compatibility studies (e.g. Hoare et al 2001;Hughes et al 2003;Navarette et al 2003Navarette et al , 2005 have shown that C. hyalina (L.) is likely only part of a complex of sibling or cryptic species, with at least 11 major, genetically divergent lineages worldwide. Morris (1980: Text- figure 14) illustrated variation in orifice shapes for nominal C. hyalina along the Pacific coast of North America, which might reflect inter-lineage or even interspecific variation.…”
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confidence: 94%
“…the resting stages, surviving desiccation for long time, may act as efficient propagules for dispersal (artois et al, 2011). Various crustaceans (de Gelas and de Meester, 2005;Muñoz and Pacios, 2010), rotifers (Mills et al, 2007;Fontaneto et al, 2008) and bryozoans (Hoare et al, 2001;Massard and Gelmer, 2008) are indeed known to have species with wide distributions, but often with unclear phylogeographic patterns at the local scale, such as enclave distributions and strong genetic differences between nearby water bodies (de Meester et al, 2002;urban and de Meester, 2009). …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alguns autores relatam que Z. verticillatum desaparece ou se reduz a colônias menores durante o inverno devido a intolerância a temperaturas inferiores a ~22°C (WATERS, 1910; BULLIVAN, 1968;WINSTON, 1995;ABDEL-SALAM & RAMADAN, 2008; FARRAPEIRA, 2011 DAVIDSON & HAYGOOD, 1999;HOARE et al, 2001;MCGOVERN & HELLBERG, 2003;MACKIE et al, 2006MACKIE et al, , 2012 NIKULINA et al, 2007;SCHWANINGER, 2008; FEHLAUER-ALE et al, 2014).…”
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“…DAVIDSON & HAYGOOD, 1999;HOARE et al, 2001;MCGOVERN & HELLBERG, 2003;MACKIE et al, 2006MACKIE et al, , 2012 NIKULINA et al, 2007;SCHWANINGER, 2008;LÁRUSON et al, 2012; FEHLAUER-ALE et al, 2014), em alguns casos incluindo linhagens invasoras ou introduzidas (SCHWANINGER, 1999;MACKIE et al, 2012) como, por exemplo, Watersipora subtorquata (d'Orbigny 1852), Watersipora arcuata (Banta 1969) (MACKIE et al, 2006;2012) et al, 2004), Rio de Janeiro (MARCUS, 1938;JUNQUEIRA et al, 2004;VIEIRA et al, 2008;RAMALHO et al, 2011;PEREIRA et al, 2012) Legenda: nt = número total de indivíduos na população correspondente; nx = nt = número total de indivíduos; nx = número de indivíduos por haplótipo; nx% = frequência do haplótipo por subpopulação.…”
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