The Red Algal Genus Scinaia (Galaxauraceae, Nemaliales) on Jeju Island,Korea

Lee, Yong-Pil; Ko, Yong-Deok

doi:10.4490/algae.2006.21.3.267

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“…El mismo estudio indica que Scinaiaceae es un grupo que divergió recientemente dentro de Nemaliales y es considerado un grupo hermano de Liagoraceae. Recientemente, Lee & Ko (2006) realizaron estudios en las especies Scinaia de Corea. León-Cisneros et al (2009) hicieron una nueva evaluación del género Scinaia del Golfo de California sobre la base de las colecciones históricas y recientes.…”

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Morfología y taxonomía de Scinaia halliae (Scinaiaceae, Rhodophyta) en el litoral de Bahia y Espírito Santo, Brasil

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Guimarães²

2010

Rev. biol. mar. oceanogr.

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Morfología y taxonomía de Scinaia halliae (Scinaiaceae, Rhodophyta) en el litoral de Bahia y Espírito Santo, Brasil

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Guimarães²

2010

Rev. biol. mar. oceanogr.

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“…It has been investigated in NW Europe (Maggs and Guiry 1982), Australia (Huisman 1986(Huisman , 2006Millar 1990;Huisman and Womersley 1994), Japan (Kajimura 1988(Kajimura , 1991(Kajimura , 1995, Korea (Lee and Ko 2006) and the Gulf of California (León-Cisneros et al 2009). These authors described the morphological, anatomical and reproductive features used for species diagnosis.…”

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A re-evaluation of Scinaia (Nemaliales, Rhodophyta) in the Azores

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The genus Scinaia in the Azores is re-evaluated based on historical and recent collections. A combination of morphological and anatomical diagnostic characters was used for species segregation, and a key for Azorean species determination is presented. Anatomical information associated to the hair development is described for the Wrst time for the genus. The occurrence of S. furcellata and S. interrupta is conWrmed for the archipelago. The presence of S. acuta is reported for the Wrst time in the Azores, representing a spread from Australia to the N-Atlantic and speciWcally into the Macaronesian region. Its occurrence in the archipelago and the Canaries is discussed as a possible introduction.

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