09e310a9-52d2-4a5b-8c1c-043fe67bdbbf https://ipt.artsdatabanken.no/resource?r=artsprosjektet_52-14_cirripedia Christoph Noever University of Bergen, Department of biological sciences Postdoctoral fellow

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Hauk Liebe hauk.liebe@artsdatabanken.no Christoph Noever University of Bergen, Department of biological sciences Postdoctoral fellow

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user Henrik Glenner University of Bergen, Department of biological sciences Professor 2021-06-21 eng The aim of the project was to investigate and map the entire Norwegian Cirripedia fauna, covering the complete coastline, including Svalbard. Crustacea parasites Cirripedia Norwegian coast Norwegian taxonomy initiative 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. The Norwegian coast 3.164 31.992 80.817 57.327 2008-08-05 2018-01-01 unkown Christoph Noever University of Bergen, Department of biological sciences Postdoctoral fellow

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- - The majority of data for this project has been obtained by investigation of material stored in the Norwegian zoological museums, especially regarding distribution data. New material however is especially required for DNA-barcoding. Part of this material have been sampled prior to the project start by CN, via sampling from research vessels, as well as via hand sampling from the shore and diving activities. During the project period, new samples have been obtained using the research vessel "Hans Brattstöm", and via sampling from the shore at low tides and diving. - Chtistoph Noever principalInvestigator Henrik Glenner The aim of the project was to investigate and map the entire Norwegian Cirripedia fauna, covering the complete coastline, including Svalbard. Funded by NBIC through the Norwegian taxonomy initiative The study area covers the complete Norwegian coastline, including Svalbard. New sampling has been conducted in Hordaland, Sogn og Fjordane, the Oslofjord, and from Tromsø. Previously sampled material incorporated into the project, has been sampled in Svalbard, and scattered along the Norwegian coastline. The cirripede material held in all four Norwegian natural history museums have been investigated.[CN1] The collection in Tromsø mainly represents the North Norwegian coast including Svalbard. The University Museum of Bergen mainly covers the West Norwegian coast, in particular the West Norwegian fjords. The recently collected samples from the MAREANO project are part of the collection in Bergen, and give valuable information on the species distribution in the poorly sampled shelf region off the Norwegian coast. The zoological collections of Oslo and Trondheim add to good coverage of the entire Norwegian coastline. The majority of data for this project has been obtained by investigation of material stored in the Norwegian zoological museums, especially regarding distribution data. New material however is especially required for DNA-barcoding. Part of this material have been sampled prior to the project start by CN, via sampling from research vessels, as well as via hand sampling from the shore and diving activities. During the project period, new samples have been obtained using the research vessel "Hans Brattstöm", and via sampling from the shore at low tides and diving. 2021-04-29T08:02:09.177+00:00 dataset Noever C (2021): artsprosjektet_52-14_cirripedia. v1.4. The Norwegian Biodiversity Information Centre (NBIC). Dataset/Occurrence. https://ipt.artsdatabanken.no/resource?r=artsprosjektet_52-14_cirripedia&v=1.4 09e310a9-52d2-4a5b-8c1c-043fe67bdbbf/v1.4.xml