Nombre
              Briozoos dulceacuícolas en Doñana (Freshwater bryozoans in Doñana)
          Fecha de fin
              Fecha de inicio
              Okamura, Beth
      
  Institución
              The Natural History Museum, London (Reino Unido)
          Código
              NA
          Código de acceso
              2007/43
          Entidad financiera
              Secretaría General de Política Científica y Tecnológica, MEC (Mejora y acceso de las Infraestructuras Científicas y Tecnológicas Singulares, ICTS. Plan Nacional I+D+I)
          Resumen
              The aim of our project is to undertake a survey of the freshwater bryozoans that are present in Doñana and to collect representative material. By establishing what bryozoan species are present we can then evaluate whether statoblasts found in the digestive tracts and faeces of waterfowl may derive from local sources (see Figuerola et al. 2003, 2004 for previous information). The collection of representative material would enable the development of subsequent long term and larger scale studies using molecular biological approaches. This would be achieved by characterising the phylogeography of a focal bryozoan species identified in this study. 
1) to establish what taxa are present in Doñana through undertaking field surveys
2) to determine whether the statoblasts sampled from waterfowl guts and faeces at Doñana may have come from local sources by reference to the species identified in the survey
3) to identify a focal species for future phylogeographic investigations
4) to collect material (bryozoans and statoblasts in faeces) that will contribute to future phylogeographic work
          1) to establish what taxa are present in Doñana through undertaking field surveys
2) to determine whether the statoblasts sampled from waterfowl guts and faeces at Doñana may have come from local sources by reference to the species identified in the survey
3) to identify a focal species for future phylogeographic investigations
4) to collect material (bryozoans and statoblasts in faeces) that will contribute to future phylogeographic work