“…The Antarctic distributions of rotifers with special reference to the Brachionidae family including the genera Brachionus, Keratella, Kellicottia and Notholca. References: Lake Hoare, this study; Ross Island, Murray 1910, Cathey et al 1981Schirmacher Ponds, Kutikova 1991;Larsemann Hills, Dartnall 1995b;Vestfold Hills, Dartnall 2000;Bunger Hills, Korotkevich 1958, Kutikova 1958a, 1958bThala Hills, Opalinski 1972;Wilkes Land, Thomas 1965, Dartnall 2005aMolodezhnaya, Kutikova 1991;Antarctic Peninsula, Heywood 1977, Dartnall 1980, Kuczynski 1987; South Shetland Islands, de Paggi 1982, Kuczynski 1987, Janiec 1993, Janiec & Salwicka 1996South Orkney Islands, Dartnall & Hollowday 1985;South Georgia, Dartnall & Heywood 1980, Dartnall & Hollowday 1985, Hansson et al 1996, Dartnall 2005bMacquarie Island, Dartnall 1993, Dartnall et al 2005Heard Island, Dartnall 1995a, 2003, 2006Kerguelen, Russell 1959, Lair & Koste 1984 meltwater and they usually lack surface outflows. Lake Hoare has a surface area of about 1.9 km 2 and maximum depth of 34 m (Roberts et al 2004).…”