Hi,
By now in our lab in Pisa we only have H. pseudouncinatus (few
individuals), H. dianthus and H. elegans from Mediterranean
environments, that is, the most common Mediterranean species.
Unfortunately we do not plan to go sampling on hard bottoms in the next
months.
However if you need some of our material do not hesitate to ask!
Joachim
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Joachim Langeneck
PhD Student
Dipartimento di Biologia
Università di Pisa
via Derna 1 56126 Pisa
050 2211447
Il 03.11.2015 06:11 Elena Kupriyanova ha scritto:
> Dear friends and colleagues,
>>>> As some of you may already know, my PhD student Yanan Sun and I are
> constantly looking Hydroides (Serpulidae) specimens for Yanan’s PhD
> project
> on molecular phylogeny and barcoding of this genus. Many of you also
> have
> seen our recent monograph on Hydroides of Australia
>https://www.dropbox.com/s/u9zmxz642718gq4/Sun%20et%20al%202015.pdf?dl=0> <http://scanmail.trustwave.com/?c=4062&d=xZaf1uu7lo3C7kB74S-v5msisGH6qyS9EHTS-D2hXA&s=978&u=https%3a%2f%2fwww%2edropbox%2ecom%2fs%2fu9zmxz642718gq4%2fSun%2520et%2520al%25202015%2epdf%3fdl%3d0>
>> We now have photographs of this quality for all species of the genus
> (thanks to Eunice Wong!), but only about a half of all valid (according
> to
> WORMS) species are available for sequencing – so we always appreciate
> any
> fresh ethanol-fixed specimens of Hydroides from remote (from an
> Australian
> perspective) parts of the world. The molecular part of the project has
> to
> be wrapped up by July 1 next year and when we will have until end of
> December 2016 to finish writing up.
>>>> Also currently I am contemplating writing a book proposal for CSIRO
> publishing in order to publish a fully-illustrated guide Hydroides of
> the
> world. Before I submit such a proposal, I need to gauge potential
> interest
> in such a book. Can you please let me know whether you would consider
> purchasing a book on *Hydroides of the World* if my proposal is
> supported?
> Or would you be interested to take a look at the proposal if you need
> more
> information to make up your mind re your potential interest? Any
> feedback
> is highly appreciated.
>>>> Hope to see many of you in Wales next year
>> Best,
>> Lena
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>> Marine Invertebrates
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