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AN UPDATED PHYLOGENY OF THE CONCHOSTRACA — CLADOCERA CLADE (BRANCHIOPODA, DIPLOSTRACA)
Crustaceana, 2000[An updated phylogenetic analysis of the Conchostraca and Cladocera (Branchiopoda, Diplostraca) is presented in response to a recently published critique of Olesen (1998). Some errors are corrected and some scorings are modified. Practically all earlier conclusions are supported.
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A new species of Eulimnadia (Crustacea; Branchiopoda; Diplostraca; Spinicaudata) from North America
Zootaxa, 2010Eulimnadia graniticola n. sp. from Stone Mountain, Georgia, and the Florida Keys, USA, is defined primarily on molecular characters and egg morphology. Ecological, reproductive and life history data are provided. This species is the second species of branchiopod crustacean reported from Stone Mountain more closely related to the South American fauna ...
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Crustaceana, 2014
Leaiais a special genus of extinct “conchostracan” branchiopods; its soft parts have not been known until now. The leaiid specimens with soft bodies reported in the present paper came from two localities: the Upper Carboniferous Canso Group of New Brunswick, Canada, and the Permian Mount Glossopteris Formation of the Ohio Range, Holick Mountains ...
Yan-Bin Shen, Frederick R. Schram
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Leaiais a special genus of extinct “conchostracan” branchiopods; its soft parts have not been known until now. The leaiid specimens with soft bodies reported in the present paper came from two localities: the Upper Carboniferous Canso Group of New Brunswick, Canada, and the Permian Mount Glossopteris Formation of the Ohio Range, Holick Mountains ...
Yan-Bin Shen, Frederick R. Schram
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Cretaceous Research, 2019
Abstract Serrated microstructures on the growth lines of some fossil conchostracans have been previously regarded as a key characteristic for judging the family Afrograptidae. Consequently, more than 20 relatively diverse genera were assigned into Afrograptidae based on the presence of serrated structures.
Huanyu Liao, Diying Huang
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Abstract Serrated microstructures on the growth lines of some fossil conchostracans have been previously regarded as a key characteristic for judging the family Afrograptidae. Consequently, more than 20 relatively diverse genera were assigned into Afrograptidae based on the presence of serrated structures.
Huanyu Liao, Diying Huang
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Here we attempt to clarify a faunistic composition of branchiopods from southern Tajikistan and the southern part of the Tajik Pamir Plateau (Central Asia) based on samples collected from June 24 to July 6, 2023. In total, 19 species of branchiopods were identified from plain West and South Tajikistan, and 27 species were recorded in Tajik Pamir.
IVAN A. DADYKIN +4 more
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Here we attempt to clarify a faunistic composition of branchiopods from southern Tajikistan and the southern part of the Tajik Pamir Plateau (Central Asia) based on samples collected from June 24 to July 6, 2023. In total, 19 species of branchiopods were identified from plain West and South Tajikistan, and 27 species were recorded in Tajik Pamir.
IVAN A. DADYKIN +4 more
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MesozoicAbundant Triassic spinicaudatans from China have been commonly assigned to the genus Euestheria Depéret & Mazeran. However, recent SEM-based studies have revealed that many of them do not belong to euestherids, as evidenced by their distinctive micro-ornamentations, revealed by scanning electron microscopy (SEM).
Zhuo Feng, Huanyu Liao
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Crustaceana, 2002
In response to a recently published note by Fryer (2001), which addressed a short paper of mine (Olesen, 2000), in itself written as a response to a critical paper by Fryer (1999) of my original article on branchiopod phylogeny (Olesen, 1998), a few comments are here presented.
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In response to a recently published note by Fryer (2001), which addressed a short paper of mine (Olesen, 2000), in itself written as a response to a critical paper by Fryer (1999) of my original article on branchiopod phylogeny (Olesen, 1998), a few comments are here presented.
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Palaeoentomology, 2020
Clam shrimp (Spinicaudata) are worldwide distributed branchiopod crustaceans specialised in ephemeral freshwater habitats. The Carboniferous is an important period for the early evolution and diversification of clam shrimp. Compared with the rare and geographically confined fossil record of the Devonian, clam shrimp in the Carboniferous have a much ...
HUAN-YU LIAO +5 more
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Clam shrimp (Spinicaudata) are worldwide distributed branchiopod crustaceans specialised in ephemeral freshwater habitats. The Carboniferous is an important period for the early evolution and diversification of clam shrimp. Compared with the rare and geographically confined fossil record of the Devonian, clam shrimp in the Carboniferous have a much ...
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2021
LI, GANG (2021): Taxonomy of the clam shrimp Halysestheriidae (Diplostraca: Spinicaudata) from the Upper Cretaceous Nenjiang Formation in central Dayangshu Basin of eastern Inner Mongolia, northeastern China. Palaeoentomology 4 (2): 156-164, DOI: 10.11646/palaeoentomology.4.2.4, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.11646/palaeoentomology.4.2 ...
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LI, GANG (2021): Taxonomy of the clam shrimp Halysestheriidae (Diplostraca: Spinicaudata) from the Upper Cretaceous Nenjiang Formation in central Dayangshu Basin of eastern Inner Mongolia, northeastern China. Palaeoentomology 4 (2): 156-164, DOI: 10.11646/palaeoentomology.4.2.4, URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.11646/palaeoentomology.4.2 ...
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