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Bryozoa from deep-sea habitats of the northern Gulf of Cadiz (Northeastern Atlantic)

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ZOOTAXA
Volume 4768, Issue 4, Pages 451-478

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MAGNOLIA PRESS
DOI: 10.11646/zootaxa.4768.4.1

Keywords

Bryozoa; new species; fluid venting; mud volcano; bathyal; biodiversity

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  1. INDEMARES/CHICA (EC contract INDEMARES-LIFE+) [07/NAT/E/000732]
  2. European Union [678760]

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This study examines material collected in the northern part of the Gulf of Cadiz, in the Northeastern Atlantic Ocean, between the Iberian Peninsula and northern Africa, at 300-1200 m depth, within the Site of Community Importance Volcanes de fango del Golfo de Cadiz (Mud volcanoes of the Gulf of Cadiz, ESZZ-12002). Several previous studies were carried out in the Iberian Peninsula and Moroccan area (shallow and deep waters), recording ca. 300 bryozoan species from the Gulf of Cadiz. In the present study a total of 40 bryozoan taxa were identified, including two species new to science-Antropora gemarita n. sp. and Microporella funbio n. sp.-and three new records for the area.

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