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期刊名:Invertebrate systematics

缩写:INVERTEBR SYST

ISSN:1445-5226

e-ISSN:1447-2600

IF/分区:2.2/Q1

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The metapopulation of the estuarine species Gammarus tigrinus along the east coast of the United States has been hypothesised to represent two cryptic species divided biogeographically off the coast of North Carolina, USA. This divergence h...
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Effective species conservation necessitates the ability to accurately differentiate among species, a challenge compounded by taxonomic uncertainties in freshwater mussels due to substantial intraspecific variation and pronounced phenotypic ...
D N Kulagin,U V Simakova,A A Lunina et al. D N Kulagin et al.
A recent molecular phylogenetic and biogeographic study on the krill genus Hansarsia revealed undescribed cryptic diversity in the Atlantic. Each of four species analysed encompassed robust molecular clades that were linked to dimorphic mal...
Kaiyu Hou,Liping Zhang,Lili Liu et al. Kaiyu Hou et al.
Freshwater bivalves (Bivalvia, Unionida, Unionidae) are among the most threatened groups of animals in the world. Taxonomic uncertainties pose a particular challenge due to significant intraspecific variation and apparent plasticity in shel...
Jeong-Hun Song,Jong-Keun Jung,Kee-Jeong Ahn Jeong-Hun Song
Recent studies have proposed different biogeographic patterns of intertidal Diaulota and marine littoral Psammostiba along the Pacific coasts of the Northern Hemisphere. To compare the biogeographic patterns of different lineages of aleocha...
Sérgio Luiz de Siqueira Bueno,Alexandre Lopes Camargo,Heros Augusto Santos Lobo et al. Sérgio Luiz de Siqueira Bueno et al.
Three new cave-dwelling aeglid species from the Alto Ribeira karst region, south-eastern Brazil, are described. Morphological descriptions are based on traits traditionally used in aeglid taxonomy. Molecular phylogeny reconstruction based o...
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Conservation management in ancient landscapes has shifted in recent years from the protection of single species to the broader management of areas of high biodiversity. One of the landscapes that has most benefited from this shift is the so...
Mark S Harvey,Ligia R Benavides,Terrence L Miller et al. Mark S Harvey et al.
Pseudoscorpions are an ancient arachnid group with a fossil record that extends to the Devonian, with all modern families having likely evolved during the Mesozoic. One of the rarest pseudoscorpion families, Menthidae, is sporadically distr...
Ernesto Recuero,Paula C Rodríguez-Flores,Sandra López-Díaz et al. Ernesto Recuero et al.
Even though it is one of the most studied marine regions in the world, the biodiversity of the Mediterranean Sea is still incompletely characterised. In this study, we explore the taxonomy and evolutionary history of the porcelain crab genu...