Samaneh Pazoki- PhD of Animal systematics
- PostDoc Position at University of Oslo
Samaneh Pazoki
- PhD of Animal systematics
- PostDoc Position at University of Oslo
MSCA postdoc fellow
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January 2015 - December 2020
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Spirobranchus tetraceros (Schmarda, 1861), originally described from New South Wales, Australia, was later reported as a widely distributed succesful species of Indo-Pacific origin, including as Lessepsian migrant to the Mediterranean, until evidence has accumulated that the nominal taxon is a large complex of morphologically similar species. Speci...
The Serpulidae is a large family of sedentary polychaete annelids characterized by calcareous tubes. This family includes species of significant economic and ecological relevance due to their fouling ability. This study presents the first comprehensive taxonomic survey of the serpulid fauna in the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman. Sampling was conduct...
The Persian Gulf, an enclosed sea connected to the Gulf of Oman through the narrow Strait of Hormuz, is known as the world’s hottest sea. Owing to its harsh environmental conditions, genetic isolation has been proposed for the Gulf’s biota. During the present study, population genetic and phylogeographic analyses were carried out focusing on potent...
A recent study (Simon et al. 2019) confirmed that Spirobranchus kraussii is neither a widely distributed tropical species of Indo-Pacific origin nor a Lessepsian migrant to the Mediterranean, but a large complex of species, some of which might be indeed invasive. Thus, a common intertidal gregarious serpulid, previously attributed to S. kraussii in...
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As part of a faunistic study on helminth parasites of Iranian lizards collected from localities in the north of Isfahan province in Iran, two new nematode species belonging to two different families, Pharyngodonidae Travassos, 1919 and Physalopteroidae Railliet, 1893, were found and are, hereby, described. Spauligodon persiensis n. sp. from the lar...
Seventeen specimens of Laudakia nupta nupta (De Filippi, 1843), from several locations in central plain of Iran were examined
for gastrointestinal parasitic helminths. Nematodes of different families and genera were the only worms found.
The nematodes included one Parapharyngodon sp., three Thelandros spp., and one Thubunea sp. All species found in...
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Questions (4)
Hi,
I am looking for an accurate program except Mega that can give me the best fit model for a protein alignment.
Please let me know if there is any.
I am looking for the family of the polychaeta which it's tube shown in the picture. First, I thought the particles were sand, but under the microscope they looked small pieces of shells.
I am looking for a reliable key to the species of Eunic (Polychaetes) aroun Ino-West Pacific Ocean, except Fauchald's paper.
I am looking for a picture taken from this fanworm species. It's distribution is in Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean sea.
A similar operculum is attached.
