85b0b9ce-1fac-46a6-ac25-c4ea3645b7af https://ipt.artsdatabanken.no/resource?r=artsprosjektet_46-15_noramph Anne Helene Solberg Tandberg University Museum of Bergen, Department of Natural History Researcher

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Hauk Liebe hauk.liebe@artsdatabanken.no Wim Vader University museum of Tromsø Professor emeritus

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Endre Willassen University Museum of Bergen Professor

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Jørgen Berge University of Tromsø Professor

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Matz Berggren Göteborg University Dr

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Adriana Radulovici BOLD, Guelph Dr 2020-10-07 eng Project goals in application: Inventory of the Norwegian marine amphipod fauna using barcoding on freshly collected material available at the University Museum of Bergen (Mareano, Centre forGeoBiology, UNIS, Museum cruises). Contrasting earlier mappings and screenings, the combination of a wide range of sampling instruments (sledges, trawls, grabs, corers, ROVs and scubadivers) and washing of samples over a fine meshed sieve has provided the museum with a very large collection of morphologically separate taxa. Use of barcoding (CO1) as an independent character in addition to the traditional morphological characters. Amphipoda university of bergen marine amphipoda species inventory GBIF Dataset Type Vocabulary: http://rs.gbif.org/vocabulary/gbif/dataset_type.xml This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY) 4.0 License. Norwegian economical zone -9.844 30.762 76.269 57.61 2005-02-25 2017-04-07 unkown Anne Helene Solberg Tandberg University Museum of Bergen, Department of Natural History Researcher

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- Material collected in Norwegian waters in the period 2005-2016 Sledges, trawls, grabs, corers, ROVs and scubadivers Anne Helene Solberg Tandberg Wim Vader Endre Willassen Jørgen Berge Matz Berggren Project goals in application: Inventory of the Norwegian marine amphipod fauna using barcoding on freshly collected material available at the University Museum of Bergen (Mareano, Centre forGeoBiology, UNIS, Museum cruises). Contrasting earlier mappings and screenings, the combination of a wide range of sampling instruments (sledges, trawls, grabs, corers, ROVs and scubadivers) and washing of samples over a fine meshed sieve has provided the museum with a very large collection of morphologically separate taxa. Use of barcoding (CO1) as an independent character in addition to the traditional morphological characters. Funded by NBIC through the Norwegian Taxonomy Initiative Norwegian economical zone, marine. Focus on recently collected material from large national projects (Mareano), UoB projects (Centre for GeoBiology, UoB-cruises) and Arctic material from recent cruises organised by UNIS. CO1 Folmer sequence (“barcode”) to screen the biodiversity of the Norwegian marine amphipods. 2020-09-23T00:25:19.271+00:00 dataset Tandberg AHS (2018). Norwegian Marine Amphipoda, Artsprosjektet 46-15 85b0b9ce-1fac-46a6-ac25-c4ea3645b7af/v1.2.xml