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. 2016 Oct 18;11(10):e0164915. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0164915

Table 1. Macrostomum species and specimens used in our study.

Culture Year Collection sites Culture conditions Reference
(a) Inbred lines and outbred cultures of M. lignano
  Inbred lines
    DV1 2003 Bibione (site UV, N45.63405, E13.07626), Italy 32‰ f/2 in glass Petri dishes [14]
    HUB1 A transgenic line created from DV1 32‰ f/2 in glass Petri dishes [15]
  Outbred cultures
    LS1 2003 Bibione (site UV) and Isola di Martignano (site PS, N45.70383, E13.15793), Italy 32‰ f/2 in glass Petri dishes [17]
    LS2 2011 Bibione (close to site UV) and Lignano Sabbiadoro (close to site P1, N45.6918, E13.1312), Italy 32‰ f/2 in glass Petri dishes this study
    LS3 2013 Vourvourou (N40.2029, E23.7672) and Porto Koufo (N39.9595, E23.9278), Sithonia Peninsula, Greece 32‰ f/2 in glass Petri dishes this study
    IBK2 2012 Lignano Sabbiadoro (close to site P1), Italy collected by Peter Ladurner, Uni Innsbruck 32‰ f/2 in glass Petri dishes this study
(b) Freshly field-collected specimens of M. lignano and Macrostomum sp. 8
M. lignano 2014 Lignano Sabbiadoro (close to site P1) 32‰ ASW* in PS culture plates this study
Macrostomum sp. 8 2014 Palavas-les-Flots (N43.4994, E3.8694) 32‰ ASW in PS culture plates this study
(c) Cultures of other Macrostomum species
M. spirale (outbred culture) 2004 Étang de Biguglia (N42.6591, E9.4504) 6‰ ASW in glass Petri dishes this study
M. hystrix (inbred line SR1) 2010 San Rossore Regional Park (N43.6843, E10.2830), Pisa, Italy 6‰ ASW in glass Petri dishes [6]

(a) inbred lines and outbred cultures of Macrostomum lignano

(b) freshly field-collected specimens of M. lignano and Macrostomum sp. 8, and

(c) cultures of other Macrostomum species (M. spirale and M. hystrix) used in our study, listing the year of establishment/collection, the site of collection, the laboratory culture conditions, and the reference if already published.

Sites UV, PS, and P1 are described in [1], although note that there were some errors in the reported coordinates for some collection sites.

ASW*–artificial sea water