Freshwater jellyfish (= limnic medusa‐budding hydrozoans, FWJ) are a small group of
cnidarians found on all continents except Antarctica in temperate to tropical latitudes …

Climate change continues to affect the natural environment across the UK and so this
chapter has the same general scope as of Chapter 3 in CCRA2, and correspondingly …

Freshwater jellyfish species of the genus Craspedacusta purportedly originated from the
Yangtze River catchment area, China, and have now been observed on all continents …

Craspedacusta is a freshwater jellyfish that has been introduced to Chilean lakes. Blooms of
the medusa stage of Craspedacusta were first detected in an artificial water body in …

Hidden diversity under morphology–based identifications of widespread invasive species:
the case of the'well–known'hydromedusa Craspedacusta sowerbii Lankester 1880. A …

Craspedacusta sowerbii is a global invader of inland waters, but little is known on what
environmental factors control its colonization success. We hypothesized that water …

Introduction: Worldwide, six genera of the class Hydrozoa are recognized in continental
waters: the cosmopolitan Hydra, the colonial Cordylophora and Pachycordyle, the medusae …

The freshwater jellyfish Craspedacusta sowerbii Lankester 1880 is a cryptic cosmopolitan
invasive species, which occurs in all continents except Antarctica. Recent molecular studies …

Craspedacusta sowerbii is an invasive hydrozoan found globally in freshwater habitats. C.
sowerbii has a complex life cycle that includes benthic, pelagic, dispersal and dormant …

Correctly identifying and mapping the distribution patterns of passively dispersing freshwater
organisms is an important task to understand the mechanisms through which these …