New Frontiers in Barnacle Evolution

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ISBN: 9789054106265 | 9054106263
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 6/1/1995

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This work provides a guide to current research in barnacle evolution. Topics covered include: chemical signals in barnacles; larval settlement; naupliar evidence for cirripede taxonomy and phylogeny; and South American patterns of barnacle distribution.

Preface
William Anderson Newman: An appreciation	p. 1
A revision of the scalpellomorph subfamily Calanticinae sensu Zevina (1978)	p. 15
Systematic cirripedeology in the 21st century: Multimedia biodiversity information systems	p. 43
Chemical signals in barnacles: Old problems, new approaches	p. 49
Larval settlement: Historical and future perspectives	p. 69
Naupliar evidence for cirripede taxonomy and phylogeny	p. 87
An unusual barnacle nauplius illustrating several hitherto unappreciated features useful in cirripede systematics	p. 123
Comparative morphology of the thoracican cyprid larvae: Studies of the carapace	p. 137
Attachment organs in cypris larvae: Using scanning electron microscopy	p. 153
Cuticular structures in the males of Scalpellidae (Cirripedia Thoracica): A character analysis	p. 179
Sex and the single cirripede: A phylogenetic perspective	p. 195
SEM-based morphology and new host and distribution records of Waginella (Ascothoracida)	p. 209
New interpretations of South American patterns of barnacle distribution	p. 229
Phylogeny and biogeography of the primitive Sessilia and a consideration of a Tethyan origin for the group	p. 255
Barnacle mitochondrial DNA: Determining genetic relationships among species of Pollicipes	p. 269
New frontiers in barnacle evolution	p. 297
Index	p. 313
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