Nuclear and mitochondrial phylogeny of Rossella (Hexactinellida: Lyssacinosida, Rossellidae): a species and a species flock in the Southern Ocean
Hexactinellida (glass sponges) are abundant and important components of Antarctic benthic communities. However, the relationships and systematics within the common genus Rossella Carter, 1872 (Lyssacinosida: Rossellidae), are unclear and in need of revision. The species content of this genus has cha...
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| description | Hexactinellida (glass sponges) are abundant and important components of Antarctic benthic communities. However, the relationships and systematics within the common genus
Rossella
Carter, 1872 (Lyssacinosida: Rossellidae), are unclear and in need of revision. The species content of this genus has changed dramatically over the years depending on the criteria used by the taxonomic authority consulted.
Rossella
was formerly regarded as a putatively monophyletic group distributed in the Southern Ocean and the North Atlantic. However, molecular phylogenetic analyses have shown that
Rossella
is restricted to the Southern Ocean, where it shows a circum-Antarctic and subantarctic distribution. Herein, we provide a molecular phylogenetic analysis of the genus
Rossella
, based on mitochondrial (16S rDNA and
COI
) and nuclear (28S rDNA) markers. We corroborate the monophyly of
Rossella
and provide evidence supporting the existence of one species, namely
Rossella antarctica
Carter, 1872 and a species flock including specimens determined as
Rossella racovitzae
Topsent, 1901,
Rossella nuda
Topsent, 1901,
Rossella fibulata
Schulze and Kirkpatrick 1910, and
Rossella levis
(Kirkpatrick 1907). |
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Rossella
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Rossella
was formerly regarded as a putatively monophyletic group distributed in the Southern Ocean and the North Atlantic. However, molecular phylogenetic analyses have shown that
Rossella
is restricted to the Southern Ocean, where it shows a circum-Antarctic and subantarctic distribution. Herein, we provide a molecular phylogenetic analysis of the genus
Rossella
, based on mitochondrial (16S rDNA and
COI
) and nuclear (28S rDNA) markers. We corroborate the monophyly of
Rossella
and provide evidence supporting the existence of one species, namely
Rossella antarctica
Carter, 1872 and a species flock including specimens determined as
Rossella racovitzae
Topsent, 1901,
Rossella nuda
Topsent, 1901,
Rossella fibulata
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Rossella levis
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Rossella
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Rossella
was formerly regarded as a putatively monophyletic group distributed in the Southern Ocean and the North Atlantic. However, molecular phylogenetic analyses have shown that
Rossella
is restricted to the Southern Ocean, where it shows a circum-Antarctic and subantarctic distribution. Herein, we provide a molecular phylogenetic analysis of the genus
Rossella
, based on mitochondrial (16S rDNA and
COI
) and nuclear (28S rDNA) markers. We corroborate the monophyly of
Rossella
and provide evidence supporting the existence of one species, namely
Rossella antarctica
Carter, 1872 and a species flock including specimens determined as
Rossella racovitzae
Topsent, 1901,
Rossella nuda
Topsent, 1901,
Rossella fibulata
Schulze and Kirkpatrick 1910, and
Rossella levis
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Rossella
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Rossella
was formerly regarded as a putatively monophyletic group distributed in the Southern Ocean and the North Atlantic. However, molecular phylogenetic analyses have shown that
Rossella
is restricted to the Southern Ocean, where it shows a circum-Antarctic and subantarctic distribution. Herein, we provide a molecular phylogenetic analysis of the genus
Rossella
, based on mitochondrial (16S rDNA and
COI
) and nuclear (28S rDNA) markers. We corroborate the monophyly of
Rossella
and provide evidence supporting the existence of one species, namely
Rossella antarctica
Carter, 1872 and a species flock including specimens determined as
Rossella racovitzae
Topsent, 1901,
Rossella nuda
Topsent, 1901,
Rossella fibulata
Schulze and Kirkpatrick 1910, and
Rossella levis
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