@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref16300,
author = {S. R. Lee and In Kyu Lee and Youngbae Suh},
title = {Molecular evidence for recognizing Antithamnion sparsum (Ceramiales, Rhodophyta) at the species level},
year = {2005},
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journal = {Phycologia},
volume = {44},
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pages = {530--535},
abstract = {The nucleotide sequences of rbcS and Rubisco spacer in the chloroplast genome, and the ITS 1 and the small subunit rDNA in the nuclear genome were determined to clarify the taxonomic relationships of Antithamnion sparsum with its close allies. The species has been often considered to be conspecific with A. densum, but this taxonomic placement still remains to be confirmed. Phylogenetic analyses based on multiple molecular markers clearly distinguished A. sparsum from A. densum. In addition, the Atlantic A. densum from Kerry, Ireland, was clearly separated from the North Pacific A. defectum from San Juan Island, Washington. Comparative analyses of four DNA regions showed that the rbcS region provided the most useful information with the highest resolution and statistical support among the four DNA regions studied. Molecular evidence strongly suggests that A. sparsum should be treated as an independent species.}
}
Citation for Study 1511
Citation title:
"Molecular evidence for recognizing Antithamnion sparsum (Ceramiales, Rhodophyta) at the species level".
This study was previously identified under the legacy study ID S1455
(Status: Published).
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Lee S., Lee I., & Suh Y. 2005. Molecular evidence for recognizing Antithamnion sparsum (Ceramiales, Rhodophyta) at the species level. Phycologia, 44: 530-535.
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Abstract
The nucleotide sequences of rbcS and Rubisco spacer in the chloroplast genome, and the ITS 1 and the small subunit rDNA in the nuclear genome were determined to clarify the taxonomic relationships of Antithamnion sparsum with its close allies. The species has been often considered to be conspecific with A. densum, but this taxonomic placement still remains to be confirmed. Phylogenetic analyses based on multiple molecular markers clearly distinguished A. sparsum from A. densum. In addition, the Atlantic A. densum from Kerry, Ireland, was clearly separated from the North Pacific A. defectum from San Juan Island, Washington. Comparative analyses of four DNA regions showed that the rbcS region provided the most useful information with the highest resolution and statistical support among the four DNA regions studied. Molecular evidence strongly suggests that A. sparsum should be treated as an independent species.
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@ARTICLE{TreeBASE2Ref16300,
author = {S. R. Lee and In Kyu Lee and Youngbae Suh},
title = {Molecular evidence for recognizing Antithamnion sparsum (Ceramiales, Rhodophyta) at the species level},
year = {2005},
keywords = {},
doi = {},
url = {},
pmid = {},
journal = {Phycologia},
volume = {44},
number = {},
pages = {530--535},
abstract = {The nucleotide sequences of rbcS and Rubisco spacer in the chloroplast genome, and the ITS 1 and the small subunit rDNA in the nuclear genome were determined to clarify the taxonomic relationships of Antithamnion sparsum with its close allies. The species has been often considered to be conspecific with A. densum, but this taxonomic placement still remains to be confirmed. Phylogenetic analyses based on multiple molecular markers clearly distinguished A. sparsum from A. densum. In addition, the Atlantic A. densum from Kerry, Ireland, was clearly separated from the North Pacific A. defectum from San Juan Island, Washington. Comparative analyses of four DNA regions showed that the rbcS region provided the most useful information with the highest resolution and statistical support among the four DNA regions studied. Molecular evidence strongly suggests that A. sparsum should be treated as an independent species.}
}
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TY - JOUR
ID - 16300
AU - Lee,S. R.
AU - Lee,In Kyu
AU - Suh,Youngbae
T1 - Molecular evidence for recognizing Antithamnion sparsum (Ceramiales, Rhodophyta) at the species level
PY - 2005
UR -
N2 - The nucleotide sequences of rbcS and Rubisco spacer in the chloroplast genome, and the ITS 1 and the small subunit rDNA in the nuclear genome were determined to clarify the taxonomic relationships of Antithamnion sparsum with its close allies. The species has been often considered to be conspecific with A. densum, but this taxonomic placement still remains to be confirmed. Phylogenetic analyses based on multiple molecular markers clearly distinguished A. sparsum from A. densum. In addition, the Atlantic A. densum from Kerry, Ireland, was clearly separated from the North Pacific A. defectum from San Juan Island, Washington. Comparative analyses of four DNA regions showed that the rbcS region provided the most useful information with the highest resolution and statistical support among the four DNA regions studied. Molecular evidence strongly suggests that A. sparsum should be treated as an independent species.
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JF - Phycologia
VL - 44
IS -
SP - 530
EP - 535
ER -
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