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Appendix Phylogenetic List of the 3193 Coastal and Marine Taxa Reported for the Warm-Temperate Southwestern Atlantic Since the Beginning of This Century Appendix Phylogenetic list of the 3193 coastal and marine taxa reported for the warm-temperate southwestern Atlantic since the beginning of this century. KINGDOM PROKARYOTAE L. martensiana Menegh. ex Gom. PHYL UM CYANOBACTERIA L. perelegans Lemm. (CYANOPHYTA) Microcoleus tenerrimus Gom. CLASS CYANOPHYCEAE M. chthonoplastes Thuret ex Gom. Order Chroococcales Oscillaloria amphibia C.Ag. ex Gom. Family Chroococcaceae O. animalis C.Ag. ex Gom. Aphanothece castagnei (Breb.) Rab. O. earlei Gardner A. stagnina (Spreng.) A.Braun O. obscura Bruhl & Biswas Chroococcus dispersus (Keissl.) Lemm. O. limnetica Lemm. C. limneticus Lemm. O. limosa C.Ag. ex Gom. C. membraninus (Menegh.) Nag. O. meslini Fremy C. minor Klitz. O. nigroviridis Thw. ex Gom. C. pallidus Nag. O. okeni C.Ag. ex Gom. C. turgidus (Klitz.) Nag. O. ornata Klitz. ex Gom. C. turicensis (Nag.) Hansg. O. princeps Vaucher ex Gom. Gloeocapsa crepidinum Thuret O. proboscidae Gom. Gleothece confluens Nag. O. subbrevis Schmidle Gomphosphaeria aponina Klitz. Phormidium cf. arcuatum Skuja G. lacustris Chodat P. crouani Gom. Merismopedia convoluta Breb. P.fragile (Menegh.) Gom. M. elegans A.Braun in Klitz. P. usterii Schmidle M. glauca (Ehr.) Nag. Schizothrix Jamyi Gom. M. punctata Meyen S. muelleri Nag. ex Gom. M. tenuissima Lemm. Spirulina labyrinthiformis (Menegh.) Microcystis aeruginosa Klitz. Gom. M. ichthyoblabe Klitz. S. subsalsa Oersted ex Gom. M. robusta (Clark) Nygard S. subtilissima Klitz. Trichodesmium erythraeum (Ehr.) ex Order Pleurocapsales Gom. Family Hyellaceae Xenococcus cUuiophorae (Ti.) Setch. & Gard. Family Nostocaceae Anabaena aphanizomenoides Forti. Family Tubiellaceae .A. doliolum Bharadw. A. circinalis Klitz. Order Nostocales A. fertilissima Rao Johannesbaptista pellucida (Dickie) A. cf. iyengarii Bharadw. Taylor & Drouet A. oscillarioides Bory ex Bornet & Flah. A. variabilis Klitz. Family Oscillatoriaceae Lyngbya confervoides C.Ag. ex Gom. Aphanizomenon gracile Lemm. L. aestuarii Liebm. ex Gom. Cylindrospermopsis raciborskii (Wolos.) L. epiphytica Hieron. Seen. & Subba Raju L. lutea (C.Ag.) Gom. Cylindrospermum sp. 210 Appendix Nodularia harveyana (Thwaites) Thuret Family Bangiaceae emend. Nordin & Stein Goniotrichum alsiddii (Zanard.) Howe Nastoc commune Vaucher ex Born. & Erythrocladia subintegra Rosenv. Flah. Erythrotrichia carnea (Dill.) J.Ag. N. paludosum Klitz. Bangia atropurpurea (Roth) C.Ag. Richelia intracellularis Schm. in Ostenf. Porphyra pujalsii Coli & Oliveira F. &Schm. P.rizzini Coli & Oliveira F. Family Rivulariaceae CLASS FLORIDEOPHYCIDAE Calothrix parietina Thur ex Born. & Order Nemalionales Flah. Family Acrochaetiaceae Kylinia crassipes (Borg.) Kylin Order Stigonematales Acrochaetium flexuosum Vickers Family Nostochopsidaceae A. globosum Borg. Mastigocoleus testarum Lagerh. Order Gelidiales Family Stigonemataceae Family Gelidiaceae Stigonema mesentericum Geitler Gelidium floridianum Taylor G. crinale (Turn.) Lamour. KINGDOM PROTOCTIST A Pteroclaaia-capillacea (Gmelin) Bornet- PHYLUM RHIZOPODA & Thuret CLASS LOBOSEA Order Arcellinida Order Cryptonemiales Family Arcellidae Family Hildebrandiaceae Arcella vulgaris Ehr. Hildebrandia prototypus Nardo Family Centropyxidae Family Corallinaceae Centropyxis aculeata discoides Penard Amphiroa beauvoisii Lamour. C. (=Cyclopyxis) arenata (Cushman) Corallina officinalis L. C. marsupiformis (Wall.) Jania rubens (L.) Lamour. Family Difflugiidae Family Grateloupiaceae Difflugia acuminata Ehr. Grateloupia cuneifolia J.Ag. D. amphora Leidy G. filicina (Wulf.) J.Ag. D. capreolata Penard D. corona Wall. Order Gigartinales D. curvicaulis Penard Family Hypneaceae D. elegans Penard Hypnea musciformis (Wulf.) Lamour. D. globularis Wall. D.lageniformis Wall. Family Phyllophoraceae D. lebes Penard Gymnogongrus griffithsiae (Turn.) D. lobostoma Leidy Martius D. mitriformis Wall. D. pyriformis Perty Family Gigartinaceae D. urceolata Carter Gigartina teedii (Roth) Lamour. Pontigulasia compressa Rhumbler Order Rhodymeniales Order Gromida Family Rhodymeniaceae Family Euglyphidae Rhodymenia pseudopalmata (Lamour.) Buglypha alveolata Dujard. Silva PHYLUM RHODOPHYTA Order Ceramiales CLASS BANGIOPHYCIDAE Family Ceramiaceae Order Bangiales Ceramium brasiliensis Joly Appendix 211 C. brevizonatum Pet. & Borg. A. palmata Stein Callithamnion uruguayense Taylor A. retangulata Kof. Dinophysis acuminata Clap. & Lach. Family Delesseriaceae D. argus (Stein) Abe Cryptopleura ramosa (Hudson) Kylin ex D. caudata Sav.-Kent Newton D. cuneus (Schutt) Abe D. diegensis Kof. Family Rhodomelaceae D. doryphora (Stein) Abe Polysiphonia subtilissima Mont. D. exigua Kof. & Skogs. P. tepida Hollenb. D. hastata Stein Poiysiphonia sp. D. hindmarchii (Murr. & Whit.) Bal. Bryocladia thyrsigera (J.Ag.) Schmitz D. fortii Pav. Carradoria virgata (C.Ag.) Kylin D. mitra (SchUtt) Abe D. odiosa (Pav.) TaL & Skogs. PHYLUM CROMOPHYTA D. okamurai Kof. & Skogs. CLASSCRYPTOPHYCEAE D. ovum Schutt Order Cryptomonadales D. parvula (SchUtt) Bal. Family Cryptomonadaceae D. paulsenii (Schi.) Bal. Rhodomonas Karst. D. porodictyum (Stein) Abe R. salina (Wisl.) Hill & Wether. D. punctata Jorg. D. pusilla Jorg. CLASSDYNOPHYCEAE D. rapa (Stein) Abe Order Ebriales D. recurva Kof. & Skogs. Family Ebriaceae D. rotundata Clap. & Lach. Ebria tripartita (Schm.) Lemm. D. schroederi Pav. Hermesinum adriaticum Zach. D. schuettii Murr. & Whit. D. tripos Gourr. Order Oxyrrhinales Histioneis dolon Murr. & Whit. Family Oxyrrhinaceae H. cymbalaria Stein Oxyrrhis marina Dujard. H. highleyi Murr. & Whit. H. hyalina Kof. & Mich. Order Prorocentrales H. milneri Murr. & Whit. Family Prorocentraceae H. para Murr. & Whit. Prorocentrum aporum (Schi.) Dodge Ornithocercus cf. heteroporus Kof. P. balticum (Lohm.) Loebl. o. quadratus Schutt P. compressum (Bail.) Abe ex Dodge o. magnificus (Stein) Kof. & Skogs. P. dentatum Stein O. splendidus SchUtt P. gracile SchUtt O. steinii Stein P.lima (Ehr.) Dodge o. thumii (Schm.) Kof. & Skogs. P. micans Ehr. P. maximum (Gourr.) Schi. Family Oxyphysaceae P. minimum (Pav.) Schi. Oxyphysis oxytoxoides Kof. P. rostra tum Stein P. scutellum Schrod. Order Actiniscales Family Actiniscaceae Order Dinophysiales Achradina pulchra Lohm. Family Citharistaceae Actiniscus pentasterias (Ehr.) Ehr. Citharistes apsteinii SchUtt A. acutum Lohm. A. crassum Lohm. Family Dinophysiaceae A. oceanicum Lohm. Amphisolenia bidentata Schrod. A. globifera Stein Order Dinococcales A. lemmermanni Kof. Family Thoracosphaeracea A. palaeotheroides Kof. Thoracosphaera sp. 212 Appendix Order Pyrocystales e. belone Cl. Family Pyrocystaceae e. bucephalum (Cl.) Cl. Dissodinium pseudolunula Swift e. candelabrum (Ehr.) Stein pyrocystis jUsiformis (Wyv.Thoms.) MUIT. e. carriense (Gourr.) P. lunula (Schutt) SchUtt e. concilians Jorg. P. noctiluca Murr. ex Haeckel e. contortum (Gourr.) Cl. P. obtusa Pav. e. contortum var. longinum (Kars.) Sour. P. robusta Kof. e. contrarium (Gourr.) Pav. P. spinifera Lohm. e. declinatum (Kars.) Jorg. e. declinatum f. brachiatum Jorg. Order Brachydiniales e. declinatum f. normale Jorg. Family Brachydiniaceae e. declinatum var. majus Jorg. Asterodinium sp. e. deflexum (Kof.) Jorg. Brachidinium sp. e. dens Ostenf. & Schmidt e. euarctuatum Jorg. Order Noctilucales e. extensum (Gourr.) Cl. Family Kofoidiniaceae e. falcatum (Kof.) Jorg. Cymbodinium sp. C. furca (Ehr.) Clap. & Lach. e. furca var. eugrammum (Ehr.) Jorg. Family Noctilucaceae e. furca var, h ircus (Schrod.) Noctiluca scintillans (Macartney) Kof. & e. fusus (Ehr.) Dujard. Swezy e. fusus var. seta (Ehr.) Jorg. e. gibberum Gourr. Family Protodiniferaceae e. gibberum f. dispar (Pouch.) Jorg. Pronoctiluca sp. e. gibberum f. subaequale Jorg. e. hexacanthum Gourr. Order Gymnodiniales e. hexacanthum f. contortum (Lemm.) Family Gymnodiniaceae Jorg. Amphidinium britannicum (C.Herdm.) e. horridum f. denticulatum (Jorg.) Lebour Bohm Cochlodinium sp. e. horridum (Cl.) Gran horridum Gymnodinium catenatum Grah. e. horridum moUe (Kof.) Jorg. G. exechegloutum Norris e. incisum Kars. G. splendens Lebour e. inflatum (Kof.) Jorg. Gyrodinium cf. aureolum Hulb. e. karstenii Pav. G. fusiforme Kof. & Swezy e. karstenii f. robustum (Kars.) Jorg. G. spira Ie (Bergh) Kof. & Swezy e. kofoidii Jorg. Plectodinium nucleovelatum Biech. e. limulus Gourr. Pseliodinium sp. e. lineatum (Ehr.) Cl. Torodinium robustum Kof. & Swezy e. longirostrum Gourr. T. teredo (Pouch.) Kof. Swezy e. macroceros (Ehr.) Vanh. e. macroceros var. gallicum (Kof.) Jorg. Family Wamowiaceae e. massiliense (Gourr.) Jorg. Erythropsidinium sp. e. massiliense f. massiliense Soum. Warnowia sp. e. massiliense f. armatum (Kars.) Jorg. e. minutum Jorg. Family Polykrikaceae e. paradoxides Cl. Polykrikos schwarzii Buetsch. e. pavillardii Jorg. e. pentagonum pentagonum Gourr. Order Peridiniales e. pentagonum var. tenerum Jorg. Family Ceratiaceae e. praelongum Lemm. Ceratium arietinum Cl. f. gracilentum e. pulcheUum Schrod. Jorg. e. ranipes Cl. e. azoricum Cl. e. setaceum Jorg. Appendix 213 e. strictum (Okam. & Nish.) Kof. O. sceptrum (Stein) Schrad. C. symmetricum Pav. O. scolopax Stein e. symmetricum var. coarctatum (Pav.) O. sphaeroideum Stein Grah. & Bronik. O. turbo Kof. e. symmetricum var. symmetricum Schuettiella mitra (Schiitt) Bal. Grah. & Bronik. e. tenue (Ostenf. & Schm.)tenue Family Peridiniaceae e. tenue var. buceros Bal. Diplopelta sp. e. tenue tenuissimum (Kof.) Oblea sp. e. teres Kof. Peridinium quinquecorne Abe e. trichoceros (Ehr.) Kof. Protoperidinium cf. aspidiotum (Bal.) C. trip os (O.Miill.) Nitz. Bal. e. tripos breve Ostenf. & Schm. Protoperidinium cf.
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