Islands beneath islands: phylogeography of a groundwater amphipod crustacean in the Balearic archipelago

@article{BauzRibot2011IslandsBI,
  title={Islands beneath islands: phylogeography of a groundwater amphipod crustacean in the Balearic archipelago},
  author={Maria M. Bauz{\`a}-Ribot and D. Jaume and J. J. Forn{\'o}s and C. Juan and J. Pons},
  journal={BMC Evolutionary Biology},
  year={2011},
  volume={11},
  pages={221 - 221}
}
  • Maria M. Bauzà-Ribot, D. Jaume, +2 authors J. Pons
  • Published 2011
  • Medicine, Biology
  • BMC Evolutionary Biology
    • BackgroundMetacrangonyctidae (Amphipoda, Crustacea) is an enigmatic continental subterranean water family of marine origin (thalassoid). One of the species in the genus, Metacrangonyx longipes, is endemic to the Balearic islands of Mallorca and Menorca (W Mediterranean). It has been suggested that the origin and distribution of thalassoid crustaceans could be explained by one of two alternative hypotheses: (1) active colonization of inland freshwater aquifers by a marine ancestor, followed by… CONTINUE READING
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