Hidden diversity within the cosmopolitan species Pseudopolydora antennata (Claparede 1869) (Spionidae: Annelida)
Hidden diversity within the cosmopolitan species Pseudopolydora antennata (Claparede 1869) (Spionidae: Annelida)
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世界性物种 Pseudopolydora Antennata 中隐藏的多样性(Claparede 1869)(螺科:环节动物)
DOI:
10.1007/s12526-017-0751-y
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发表时间:
2018
影响因子:
1.6
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H.
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作者:
Simon;A.C.;Sato-Okoshi;W.;Abe;H.
Pseudopolydora antennatawas originally described by Claparède (Mem Soc Phys Hist Nat Geneve 20:1–225, 1869) fromTeredoburrows in wood from the Gulf of Naples, but has also been recorded in South Africa, the Persian Gulf, South Australia, Japan and the Caribbean. This suggests that the species either has a cosmopolitan distribution, is an alien or, in some locations, represents a complex of morphologically similar species. We demonstrate, with molecular analyses and morphological examinations, that this species is a complex of at least five pseudocryptic species. Two species in South Africa (Pseudopolydora eriyalin. sp. in both the cool and the warm temperate bioregions andPseudopolydora uphondon. sp. from the subtropical bioregion) and two in Japan (Pseudopolydora tsubakin. sp. from central east Japan andPseudopolydora ushionin. sp. from southwestern Japan) are consistently confirmed by nuclear 18S and 28S and mitochondrial 16S rRNA gene analyses. Morphological examination demonstrates that these four newly described species andPseudopolydora hutchingsaen. sp. from South Australia differ from each other andPseudopolydora antennatafrom Europe and the Marshall Islands with respect to the ratio of length to number of chaetigers, number of branchiate chaetigers, shapes of prostomium and modified spines, and methyl green staining patterns on the anterior dorsum, caruncle, prostomium, peristomium, and ventral and lateral sides of the body.