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Global Distribution and Variation of the Invasive Cheilostome Bryozoan Cribrilina mutabilis.

Zoological science - 1 Jun 2020

Dick Matthew H, Waeschenbach Andrea, Trott Thomas J, Onishi Takumi, Beveridge Chris, Bishop John D, Ito Minako, Ostrovsky Andrew N

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Viable populations of the cheilostome bryozoan Cribrilina mutabilis Ito, Onishi & Dick exist in the NW Pacific (Russian Far East and northern Japan), NE Atlantic (Scandinavia and Scotland), and NW Atlantic (Maine, USA). The first NE and NW Atlantic records are from Norway (2008) and Casco Bay, Maine, USA (2018), respectively, indicating a relatively recent introduction to the region. Mitochondrial COI gene...

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PMID: 32549536
DOI: 10.2108/zs190142

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