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Pratylenchus coffeae, belonging to the root-lesion nematode group, is a highly prevalent and destructive plant-parasitic nematode that is able to infest a wide range of host plants.
Nguyen H. D. +5 more
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The diversity of New Zealand’s freshwater copepods has been largely understudied. In order to enhance our understanding of this taxon, I used the mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase subunit one (COI) gene sequences to examine the diversity of two orders ...
Watson, Nathan Thomas Noble
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Country of Origin Information (COI): uma análise sobre sua utilização pelo Comitê Nacional para Refugiados no Brasil. [PDF]
O refugiado é todo indivíduo que, de forma forçada, saiu do seu Estado de origem e foi para um Estado de asilo em função da perseguição motivada por: raça, religião, nacionalidade, opinião política e pertencimento a um grupo social específico. No Brasil,
Siqueira, Tainan Henrique
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Custom COI database used during HTS filtering in order to keep only relevant COI ...
Martin, Jean-François +7 more
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Phylogeography of Japanese alpine butterfly Erebia niphonica (Lepidoptera: Nymphalidae: Satyrinae) inferred from mitochondrial gene sequences [PDF]
Erebia niphonica is one of the most widely distributed alpine butterflies in Japan. By using the mitochondrial COI and ND5 genes. we reconstructed the molecular phylogeography of E. niphouica in Japan.
NAKATANI, Takatoshi +5 more
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The Rio de la Plata. located between Uruguay and Argentina, generates a tremendous freshwater influx from the estuary into the coastal sea. It is thus suggested to constitute a biogeographic barrier for many taxa exhibiting a marine planktonic larval ...
Claudia Laurenzano +2 more
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Species Diversity of Tetranemertes (Nemertea: Monostilifera) in Japan
The eumonostiliferous hoplonemertean genus Tetranemertes Chernyshev, 1992 consists of 10 named species worldwide, whereas only one has been reported from Japanese waters. In this paper, we i) describe Tetranemertes aurantia sp.
Jamael C. Abato +2 more
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First Record of Parahubrechtia rayi (Nemertea: Palaeonemertea) from Japan
The tubulanid palaeonemertean Parahubrechtia rayi Chernyshev, Polyakova, and Sun, 2022 has been only known from the type locality (4–6 m depth) in the Sea of Japan, Peter the Great Bay, Russia.
Hiroshi Kajihara +4 more
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