Mitogenomic Phylogenetic Analysis Supports Continental-Scale Vicariance in Subterranean Thalassoid Crustaceans

@article{BauzRibot2012MitogenomicPA,
  title={Mitogenomic Phylogenetic Analysis Supports Continental-Scale Vicariance in Subterranean Thalassoid Crustaceans},
  author={Maria M. Bauz{\`a}-Ribot and C. Juan and F. Nardi and P. Orom{\'i} and J. Pons and D. Jaume},
  journal={Current Biology},
  year={2012},
  volume={22},
  pages={2069-2074}
}
  • Maria M. Bauzà-Ribot, C. Juan, +3 authors D. Jaume
  • Published 2012
  • Biology, Medicine
  • Current Biology
    • Many continental subterranean water crustaceans ("stygobionts") display extreme disjunct distributions, where different species in the same genus are isolated on continents or islands separated by broad oceanic expanses. Despite their freshwater habitat, most of these taxa appear to be most closely related to typical marine groups ("thalassoid" origin). Among the hadzioids-thalassoid amphipods including the stygobiont families Hadziidae, Pseudoniphargidae, and Metacrangonyctidae-several genera… CONTINUE READING
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