Tomislav Karanovic

TL;DR: This study investigates a subterranean species complex belonging to the harpacticoid genus Schizopera Sars, 1905 using both the barcoding mitochondrial COI gene and landmark-based two-dimensional geometric morphometrics and argues that many supposedly cryptic species might not be cryptic if researchers focus on analyzing morphological structures with multivariate tools that explicitly take into account geometry of the phenotype.

TL;DR: Reconstructed phylogenies reveal that both explosive radiation and multiple colonisations are responsible for this richness, and that Schizopera is probably a recent invasion in these habitats.

TL;DR: Detailed morphological and molecular observations indicate that the diversity of the harpacticoid genus Kinnecaris is not dealing with one widely distributed and variable species in the Yilgarn region, but rather with a complex of short range endemics.

TL;DR: Compared genetic variation of two common taxa of these crustaceans, the Daphnia longispina species complex and Eucyclops serrulatus, in lakes of ten Eastern European mountain ranges indicates that substantial cryptic variation may be expected in seemingly widespread copepod taxa.

TL;DR: This book offers the first data about two large orders from the Australian marine interstitial, and helped the author to recognize new zoogeographic regions in Australia.