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Williams,ST,S T;Reid,DG,D G;Littlewood,DT,D T J A molecular phylogeny of the Littorininae (Gastropoda: Littorinidae): unequal evolutionary rates, morphological parallelism, and biogeography of the Southern Ocean. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution 2003-07-01;28(1):60-86
April M. H. Blakeslee, James E. Byers and Michael P. Lesser Solving cryptogenic histories using host and parasite molecular genetics: the resolution of Littorina littorea's North American origin. Molecular Ecology 2008-08-01;17(16):3684-3696 (PDF)
Andrea Barco, Michael Raupach, Silke Laakmann, Hermann Neumann, Thomas Knebelsberger Identification of North Sea molluscs with DNA barcoding Molecular Ecology Resources 2015-06-19 (PDF)
TREE RECONSTRUCTION OF BIN & NEAREST NEIGHBOR:
HAPLOTYPE NETWORK:
Color & Label Scheme:
COLLECTION LOCATION:
Countries:
Denmark - [37]
France - [138]
Ireland - [26]
United States - [58]
Norway - [110]
Canada - [73]
Sweden - [16]
United Kingdom - [112]
Netherlands - [10]
Belgium - [10]
Spain - [46]
Portugal - [2]
Russia - [2]
North Sea - [6]
Arctic Ocean - [1]
DATA MANAGERS:
Public Data:
Private Data:
Charles S Walker - [711] Gary Saunders - [3] Daniel L. Distel - [1] CBG Project Management Team - [19] Luisa M. S. Borges - [2] Kara K. S. Layton - [1] Aina Aspaas - [3] Thomas Knebelsberger - [6] Student Portal Manager - [3] Kennet G Lundin - [1] Katrine Kongshavn - [7] Ann M Evankow - [1] Christine Morrow - [1]
Jorge Lobo Arteaga - [9] Nikolai Mugue - [3] Christina M. Carr - [1]
BIN COMPLIANT WITH METADATA REQUIREMENTS
Specimen Images:
BBAY145-14 {Littorina littorea}
License:
CreativeCommons Attribution (2014)
License Holder:
CBG Photography Group, Centre for Biodiversity Genomics
Deutsches Zentrum fuer Marine Biodiversitaetsforschung - [6]
Goteborg Natural History Museum - [1]
Mined from GenBank, NCBI - [711]
NTNU University Museum, Department of Natural History - [3]
Ocean Genome Legacy - [2]
Senckenberg Research Institute and Natural History Museum - [1]
Universidade do Minho - [11]
University of Bergen, Natural History Collections - [7]
University of New Brunswick, Fredericton - [3]
University of New England - [3]
Zoological Museum of Moscow University - [2]
Zoological Museum of Moscow University, White Sea Biological Station - [1]
Sequencing Centers:
Centre for Biodiversity Genomics - [36] Deutsches Zentrum fuer Marine Biodiversitaetsforschung - [6] Generic Commercial Labs - [3] Institute of Marine Research, Portugal - [9] Moscow State University, White Sea Biological Station - [3] Ocean Genome Legacy - [1] University of New Brunswick, Centre for Environmental & Molecular Algal Research - [3]
Photography:
A. Stupnikova - [4] Alison Forde - [2] Andrew R Ritter - [1] Bernard Picton - [1] CBG Photography Group - [6] CEMAR Research Group - [3] Christina Carr - [2] D. Landry - [1] Dgebuadze P.Y. - [1] EHK - [1] Grethe Sundet Haugen - [3] Kara Layton - [16] Katrine Kongshavn - [13] Kennet Lundin - [1] Megan Swan - [16] Ocean Genome Legacy - [2]
Collectors:
Adriana Radulovici - [3] Andrew Ritter - [1] B.Frank - [1] BIObus 2009 - [8] Bernard Picton - [1] C. Carr - [1] C. Goodwin - [1] Christine Morrow - [1] D. Landry - [1] D. McDevit & N. Hawkins - [3] Dan Distel - [1] Dgebuadze P.Y. Stupnikova A. - [1] EHK - [1] GWS - [3] Grethe Sundet Haugen - [3] Hardbunnsfauna - [1] K.Layton - [8] N.Jeffrey - [2] PBCB Bioblitz 2017 - [1] POLYPORT - [1] Stupnikova A. - [2] Tania Spenlinhauer - [1] UM/BIO stations - [5]
Specimen Identification:
A. Stupnikova - [2] Andre Martel - [1] Andrea Barco - [6] Christina M. Carr - [1] Christine Morrow - [1] Daniel L. Distel - [1] Dgebuadze P. Y. - [1] Grethe S Haugen - [3] Jon A Kongsrud - [6] Kara K. S. Layton - [11] Kennet G Lundin - [1] N. Hawkins - [3] Student - [3] Tom Alvestad - [1]