artsprosjektet_46-15_noramph

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Description

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.

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Tandberg AHS (2018). Norwegian Marine Amphipoda, Artsprosjektet 46-15

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Keywords

Amphipoda; university of bergen; marine amphipoda; species inventory

Contacts

Anne Helene Solberg Tandberg
  • Originator
  • Point Of Contact
  • Researcher
University Museum of Bergen, Department of Natural History
NO
Hauk Liebe
  • Metadata Provider
Wim Vader
  • Professor emeritus
University museum of Tromsø
NO
Endre Willassen
  • Professor
University Museum of Bergen
NO
Jørgen Berge
  • Professor
University of Tromsø
NO
Matz Berggren
  • Dr
Göteborg University
NO
Adriana Radulovici
  • Dr
BOLD, Guelph

Geographic Coverage

Norwegian economical zone

Bounding Coordinates South West [57.61, -9.844], North East [76.269, 30.762]

Temporal Coverage

Start Date / End Date 2005-02-25 / 2017-04-07

Project Data

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.

Title Norwegian Marine Amphipoda
Identifier Artsprosjektet 46-15
Funding Funded by NBIC through the Norwegian Taxonomy Initiative
Study Area Description Norwegian economical zone, marine.
Design Description 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.

The personnel involved in the project:

Anne Helene Solberg Tandberg
Wim Vader
Endre Willassen
Jørgen Berge
Matz Berggren

Sampling Methods

Sledges, trawls, grabs, corers, ROVs and scubadivers

Study Extent Material collected in Norwegian waters in the period 2005-2016

Method step description:

  1. -

Additional Metadata

Alternative Identifiers 85b0b9ce-1fac-46a6-ac25-c4ea3645b7af
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