Bemerkungen zu einigen Kopepoden Südamerikas

Brehm, V.

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-26608-3

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“…9) Largely distributed in South America, this species was simultaneously described by Wright (1927) and Pesta (1928) who gave it the name Diaptomus lobifer. Brehm (1957Brehm ( , 1958 observed it in Argentina . Noone noted the particularity of this species having a spine verrucose at the end of left P5 of male, near the finger-like terminal process .…”

Section: Microcyclops Ancepsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Some Crustacea Copepoda from Venezuela

Dussart

1984

Hydrobiologia

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Section: Microcyclops Ancepsmentioning

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Some Crustacea Copepoda from Venezuela

Dussart

1984

Hydrobiologia

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“…Crustaceans from inland waters of Crete Karaouzas et al (2000); 10: Present work. ; 1 : "C. quadrangula" sensu and probably sensu Brehm (1955); 2 : described as A. piliger by Brehm (1955); 3 : uncertain identification; cited as Cyclops strenuus (Chappuis, 1929) and Cyclops rubens rubens (Lindberg, 1956); 4 : reported as Cyclops bicuspidatus odessanus (Chappuis, 1929) and Acanthocyclops bicuspidatus f. odessana (Lindberg, 1956). Relación de los taxones no estigobíticos citados en la isla de Creta; códigos de las localidades donde aparecen de acuerdo con la tabla 1.…”

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“…Referencias: 1: Kiefer (1928);2: Chappuis (1929);3: Klie (1941);4: Brehm (1955);5: Lindberg (1956);6: Chappuis (1956);7: Pesce & Maggi (1981);8: Petkowski et al (2000); 9: Karaouzas et al (2000); 10: Present work. ; 1 : "C. quadrangula" sensu y probablemente sensu Brehm (1955); 2 : descrito como A. piliger por Brehm (1955); 3 : identificación dudosa; citado como Cyclops strenuus (Chappuis, 1929) y Cyclops rubens rubens (Lindberg, 1956); 4 : reportado como Cyclops bicuspidatus odessanus (Chappuis, 1929) y Acanthocyclops bicuspidatus f. odessana (Lindberg, 1956). (Müller, 1776) 4, 10 GR084, GR087, GR100 Ceriodaphnia sp.…”

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“…In this paper, we provide a first faunal assessment of the non-malacostracan crustaceans inhabiting permanent and temporary ponds in Crete, the southernmost island of the Aegean archipelago and the fifth Mediterranean island by surface, with the aim to increase our knowledge on the biogeography of freshwater crustaceans passively dispersing across the Mediterranean Basin. To our knowledge, despite Crete has the highest amount of Mediterranean Temporary Ponds (priority habitat 3170* according to the EU "Habitats Directive") among the administrative regions of Greece (Dimitriou et al, 2006), just a few papers dealing with Cretan inland water crustaceans are available in the scientific literature (see Kiefer, 1928;Chappuis, 1929Chappuis, , 1956Klie, 1941;Brehm, 1955;Lindberg, 1956;Pesce & Maggi, 1981;Petkowski et al, 2000). Moreover, with this paper we wish to commemorate the late Prof. Maria Rosa Miracle, who recently passed away after an illness of over one year.…”

Section: Palabras Clave: Biodiversidad Mediterránea Lagunas Temporale...mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Arctodiaptomus (Marrone et al, 2014); accordingly, this molecular marker was chosen with the aim of comparing the allegedly endemic Cretan species Arctodiaptomus piliger Brehm, 1955 and different populations of the closely related A. alpinus (Imhof, 1885).…”

Section: Crustaceans From Inland Waters Of Cretementioning

confidence: 99%

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In Memoriam Maria Rosa Miracle. Limnologist

2023

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This is a book in memoriam to Professor Maria Rosa Miracle. Collecting 42 invited manuscripts in tribute to Prof. Maria Rosa Miracle. She passed away on 28 th May 2017 in Valencia (Spain), at the age of 72, when she was still active as Emeritus Professor at the University of Valencia. During her nearly five decades of dedication to research and teaching, she became globally a highly influential limnologist. Her lines of research in limnology paved the way for many new interdisciplinary themes, some of which can be found in this special volume.Soon after Maria Rosa passed away, the Iberian Association of Limnology (AIL) decided to dedicate, in her honour, a special issue of Limnetica, the indexed journal of the Association to which she was always associated as Author, Reviewer or Editor. Most of the present collection of papers was published in Limnetica in homage to Maria Rosa. Manuscripts have been contributed by various invited authors, many of whom seek answers to some of the puzzling limnological questions raised by Maria Rosa, and on the themes she liked to work on. Many of the articles have been elaborated by her former students, colleagues and collaborators, trying to address some of the unfinished products of her last few months of research activity. While collaborating with different colleagues, she left a wealth of research data which will perhaps be published in near future following her ideas and the guidelines that she has left behind.

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