Naslov
DNA barcoding of the family Phryganeidae (Insecta, Trichoptera) in Croatia with particular reference to phylogeny, distribution and conservation biology

Autori
Kučinić, Mladen ; Ćukušić, Anđela ; Cerjanec, Darko ; Podnar, Martina ; Plantak, Mladen ; Žalac, Sanja ; Ćuk, Renata ; Vučković, Ivan ; Ibrahimi, Halil ; Delić, Antun

Izvornik
Natura Croatica : periodicum Musei historiae naturalis Croatici (1330-0520) 28 (2019); 305-323

Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Radovi u časopisima, članak, znanstveni

Ključne riječi
COI, Phryganea grandis rotundata, Trichostegia minor, south-east Europe, dinaric Karst, the River Gacka
(COI, Phryganea grandis rotundata, Trichostegia minor, south-east Europa, dinaric Karst, the River Gacka)

Sažetak
In the Europe the Phryganeidae family comprises 7 genera and 20 species. In Croatia, 6 species have been recorded from this family, and four of them recorded and collected in the last five years have been DNA barcoded. In terms of faunistic research, most interesting is the record of Trichostegia minor Curtis, 1834 from the region of the Gacka River in Lika, in upland Croatia. Up to now four species have been included in the BOLD system with 6 DNA-barcoded specimens. From the Gacka River area, 10 specimens of 8 species, including T. minor, have been barcoded and included into the BOLD system. Phylogenetic research based on DNA barcode data has shown some interesting results. Specimen of T. minor collected in the area of the Gacka River is clustered with a specimen of this species from Austria into a separate subgroup, wich shows minor molecular specifics. Phylogenetic analysis has confirmed the justification of the status of a subspecies from Mongolia, Phryganea grandis rotundata Ulmer, 1905. Future Trichoptera fauna research in Croatia will continue investigations of the family Phryganeidae in various parts of the country for the purpose of ascertaining the detailed distribution of all the species recorded, to enable finding some other previously missing species, as well as collecting and DNA barcoding of Hagenella clathrata (Kolenati, 1848) and Oligostomis reticulata (Linnaeus, 1761). With respect to these species, the data will also be useful for the area of conservation biology, necessary for their protection and for the protection of the sites in wich they occur, for it is clear that these are very rare species in Croatia, T, minor also belonging to this group: 50% of the species from this family recorded in Croatia are rare and very rare species.

Izvorni jezik
Engleski

Znanstvena područja
Biologija

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