Divergencia genética de tanaidáceos (Crustacea: Peracarida) con baja capacidad de dispersión
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https://doi.org/10.3989/scimar.03878.19APalabras clave:
diferencias genéticas, diferencias morfológicas, 28S, COI, crustáceos, tanaidáceos, ZeuxoResumen
En este estudio, investigamos los patrones filogeográficos de fragmentos de ADN nuclear, ribosómico y mitocondrial de 5 especies de tanaidáceos (Zeuxo, Tanaidae) del Atlántico, Pacífico y Mediterráneo. Nos propusimos interpretar los resultados en el marco de hipótesis sobre la distribución de pequeños invertebrados con limitada capacidad de dispersión. Encontramos evidencia de una sorprendentemente alta diferenciación genética para tanaidáceos del medio intermareal del Atlántico Norte. Esto es resultado de una limitada capacidad de dispersión, ya que los tanaidáceos poseen desarrollo directo, carecen de estadíos pelágicos, y una limitada capacidad natatoria. Sin embargo, encontramos una baja diferenciación genética para una especie de tanaidáceo del Atlántico Norte y dos del Pacífico Norte, lo que sugiere un escenario de reciente colonización tras la última glaciación. La especie Zeuxo normani constituye un complejo de especies que, al menos, agrupa a Z. normani (Califonia), Z. cf. normani (Japón), Z. cf. normani (Australia), Z. sp. A (Corea) y Z. holdichi (España y Francia). Nuestros resultados mostraron que la forma tradicional de identificar tanaidáceos subestima su diversidad y que lo que previamente se consideraron como caracteres morfológicos claramente diferenciadores son, sin embargo, variables y poco fiables.
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