Global diversity of inland water cnidarians

Global diversity of inland water cnidarians is low, containing <40 species belonging to phylogenetically distinct groups representing independent invasion events: the common and cosmopolitan hydras (12-15species); the sporadically occurring freshwater medusae (6-16sp.); the Cordylophorinae (2sp.)...

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Main Authors: Jankowski, Thomas, Collins, Allen, Campbell, Richard
Language:English
Published: 2018
Subjects:
Antarc*
Antarctica
Online Access:http://doc.rero.ch/record/321858/files/10750_2007_Article_9001.pdf
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spelling ftreroch:oai:doc.rero.ch:321858 2023-05-15T13:54:45+02:00 Global diversity of inland water cnidarians Jankowski, Thomas Collins, Allen Campbell, Richard 2018-06-18T17:59:32Z http://doc.rero.ch/record/321858/files/10750_2007_Article_9001.pdf eng eng http://doc.rero.ch/record/321858/files/10750_2007_Article_9001.pdf 2018 ftreroch 2023-02-16T17:32:44Z Global diversity of inland water cnidarians is low, containing <40 species belonging to phylogenetically distinct groups representing independent invasion events: the common and cosmopolitan hydras (12-15species); the sporadically occurring freshwater medusae (6-16sp.); the Cordylophorinae (2sp.); the parasitic Polypodium (1sp.); the medusae occurring in saline lakes (4sp.). Freshwater cnidarians inhabit nearly all types of freshwater on all continents (except Antarctica), but only a few species have cosmopolitan distributions. Due to uncertainty in species knowledge, fine scale regions of endemicity are not yet clear Other/Unknown Material Antarc* Antarctica RERO DOC Digital Library
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description Global diversity of inland water cnidarians is low, containing <40 species belonging to phylogenetically distinct groups representing independent invasion events: the common and cosmopolitan hydras (12-15species); the sporadically occurring freshwater medusae (6-16sp.); the Cordylophorinae (2sp.); the parasitic Polypodium (1sp.); the medusae occurring in saline lakes (4sp.). Freshwater cnidarians inhabit nearly all types of freshwater on all continents (except Antarctica), but only a few species have cosmopolitan distributions. Due to uncertainty in species knowledge, fine scale regions of endemicity are not yet clear
author Jankowski, Thomas
Collins, Allen
Campbell, Richard
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Collins, Allen
Campbell, Richard
Global diversity of inland water cnidarians
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Campbell, Richard
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title Global diversity of inland water cnidarians
title_short Global diversity of inland water cnidarians
title_full Global diversity of inland water cnidarians
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Antarctica
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