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. 2014 Jun 23;(419):29–71. doi: 10.3897/zookeys.419.7180

Table 5.

Biogeographic distribution of Geomonhystera antarcticola in Victoria Land, Antarctica. NP = not published. NA = not available. For references to “this paper”, the year collected refers to the year at the beginning of the austral summer in which samples were collected. For abundance, Low = >0 to 20 nematodes per kg dry soil, M-low = 21 to 200 nematodes per kg dry soil, n = number of samples and % = percentage of samples in which Geomonhystera occurred.

Biogeographic location Lat, Long Habitat Abundance Reference
McMurdo Dry Valleys *77°30.00'S, 162°00.00'E
Alatna Valley *76°52.82'S, 161°13.82'E
Battleship Promontory *76°54.85'S, 160°59.34'E
- NA, NA soil Low (n = 17, 47%) This paper, collected in 1993
Southwestern Bluff 76°55.00'S, 161°03'.00E soil Low (n = 14, 14%) This paper, collected in 2001
- NA, NA soil Low (n = 6, 50%) This paper, collected in 2003
Taylor Valley *77°38.82'S, 163°03.08'E
Lake Bonney *77°43.00'S, 162°25.00'E soil M-low (n = 2, 50%) This paper, collected in 1998
Wright Valley *77°31.39'S, 161°58.70'E
183 m east of Meserve Glacier *77°31.00'S, 162°17.00'E algal mat on soil Present (Timm 1971)
Between Lake Vanda and Lake Bull NP, NP dry algae from the edge of a small pond Present (Wharton and Brown 1989)
- soil Low (n = 10, 20%) This paper, collected in 2003
Northern Coastal Region
Edmonson Point *74°20.00'S, 165°08.00'E soil Present (Bargagli et al. 1997)