2000
DOI: 10.1080/00288330.2000.9516939
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Toxic marine epiphytic dinoflagellates,Ostreopsis siamensisandCoolia monotis(Dinophyceae), in New Zealand

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“…Our C. monotis strains are not toxic, in agreement with the observations on other European Atlantic and Mediterranean strains (Penna et al, 2005). The only Coolia strains observed to be toxic are those identified as C. monotis by Nakajima et al (1981) from Okinawa; that from Northeastern Australia analysed and identified as C. monotis by Holmes et al (1995); those from New Zealand (Rhodes et al, 2000) originally identified as C. monotis; and those from Malaysia identified as Coolia sp. by Mohammad-Noor et al (2006).…”
Section: Toxicitysupporting
confidence: 77%
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“…Our C. monotis strains are not toxic, in agreement with the observations on other European Atlantic and Mediterranean strains (Penna et al, 2005). The only Coolia strains observed to be toxic are those identified as C. monotis by Nakajima et al (1981) from Okinawa; that from Northeastern Australia analysed and identified as C. monotis by Holmes et al (1995); those from New Zealand (Rhodes et al, 2000) originally identified as C. monotis; and those from Malaysia identified as Coolia sp. by Mohammad-Noor et al (2006).…”
Section: Toxicitysupporting
confidence: 77%
“…siamensis and Prorocentrum lima were toxic to Artemia franciscana. The toxicity of both species is well documented (Murakami et al, 1982;Rhodes et al, 2000;Bravo et al, 2001;Foden et al, 2005;Ciminiello et al, 2006Ciminiello et al, , 2008Mohammad-Noor et al, 2006;Aligizaki et al, 2008aAligizaki et al, , 2009Vale et al, 2009). Differences in the toxic character of a species can be due to the presence of multiple cryptic species within a morphospecies, as reported by Richlen et al (2008) for Gambierdiscus, or because the same species of microalgae may present varying toxicity depending on physiological status, environmental conditions or even between populations in different areas (Guerrini et al, 2009).…”
Section: Toxicitymentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…Aportando la mayor abundancia con más del 50% total de células (1080621 células/g PHS) (Figura 3), una tendencia poco común dentro de los estudios en el Caribe, donde P. lima (BOMBER et al, 1988a; BOMBER et al., 1989; DELGADO et al, 2006;MARTÍNEZ-CRUZ et al, 2015) y P. mexicanum (AGUILAR-TRUJILLO et al, 2014;OKOLODKOV et al, 2014) normalmente aportan las abundancias más altas. Por lo tanto, los ensamblajes de dinoflagelados de la costa norte del golfo de Morrosquillo, son extrañamente más a fines con los encontrados en aguas del Mar Mediterráneo o costas con clima templado (RHODES et al, 2000;VILA et al, 2001; SHEARS y ROSS, 2009; COHU y LEMÉE, 2012) que con ambientes tropicales.…”
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“…Aportando la mayor abundancia con más del 50% total de células (1080621 células/g PHS) (Figura 3), una tendencia poco común dentro de los estudios en el Caribe, donde P. lima (BOMBER et al, 1988a; BOMBER et al., 1989; DELGADO et al, 2006;MARTÍNEZ-CRUZ et al, 2015) y P. mexicanum (AGUILAR-TRUJILLO et al, 2014;OKOLODKOV et al, 2014) normalmente aportan las abundancias más altas. Por lo tanto, los ensamblajes de dinoflagelados de la costa norte del golfo de Morrosquillo, son extrañamente más a fines con los encontrados en aguas del Mar Mediterráneo o costas con clima templado (RHODES et al, 2000;VILA et al, 2001; SHEARS y ROSS, 2009; COHU y LEMÉE, 2012) que con ambientes tropicales.A nivel de especies, P. lima es un taxón que presenta una distribución geográfica muy amplia y se puede encontrar tanto en aguas templadas como cálidas (NAGAHAMA et al, 2011; GLIBERT et al, 2012). En este estudio, la máxima abundancia mostrada por P. lima fue de 40500 células/g PHS sobre T. testudinum, este valor es menor al reportado en Cartagena como un florecimiento algal nocivo (FAN) 4,5 x 10 6 células L -1 (SALON-BARROS et al, 2016).…”
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