Ernst Swartz - Vertebrates Plenary
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The utility of barcoding in documenting fish diversity in a poorly explored African river system
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- 1. The utility of barcoding in documenting fish diversity in a poorly explored African river system Ernst Swartz, Monica Mwale, Tuuli Makinen and Paul Skelton South African Institute for Aquatic Biodiversity Private Bag 1015, Grahamstown, 6140, South Africa e.swartz@saiab.ac.za; www.saiab.ac.za 4th International Barcode of Life Conference November 2011, Adelaide, Australia
- 2. Kwanza River system Congo DRC Zambia Kwanza Angola Atlantic Namibia Ocean South Africa Cunene Okavango iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 3. Descriptions/Country or Region iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 4. Accumulative Species Descriptions iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 5. Species/Decade iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 6. Collections in Africa iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 7. 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 D R Ta C nza iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 C n am ia er oo n M al aw C on Za i go m (R bi ep a M u oz blic am ) bi qu e N ig er ia K en ya A ng ol U a ga nd a G ab on G ui ne Why Angola? a G ha na B ur C un ot e di d' Si Iv er oi ra re Le on e Li be Top 20: Number of Indigenous Freshwater Species ria N ig er B en in Adelaide, Australia
- 8. Why Angola? FishBase & IUCN comparison (Freshwater) 450 400 FishBase 350 300 IUCN experts 250 IUCN GIS 200 150 100 50 0 o a a e a e nd a a qu i bw ol bi ic an th ib ila fr ng m so am sw bi ba A Za az am A Le ot h m N Sw ut Zi B oz So M iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 9. IDs for Fisheries Management iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 10. Lower Kwanza Unsustainable? iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 11. Hydroelectricity development iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 12. Hydroelectricity development iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 13. Kwanza River system Congo DRC Zambia Kwanza Angola Atlantic Namibia Ocean South Africa Cunene Okavango iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 14. “Challenges” iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 15. Training iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 16. Field Negotiations iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 17. Trees iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 18. Identification success Field vs Barcode IDs ID confidence Barcode only Species 18 21 57 8 68 Family Genus Barcode & Field iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 19. C yp 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 rin id ae C ic hl id ae iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Po ec ili id M ae or m yr id ae C la rii da M e oc ho ki da e Al es tid Am ae ph ili id ae Ba gr id C ae ith ar in id ae Kn er iid ae C lu pe id ae G ob iid H ae ep M Number of species in families se as ti d ta ae ce m be lid Po ae ly ne m id Sc ae hi lb ei da e Adelaide, Australia
- 20. How does barcoding help? Some Cyprinidae Diversity iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 21. 22 Middle 10 11 Lower
- 22. Environmental Impact Assessment iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 23. Recreationalbarcoding help? How does Angling Potential iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 24. How does barcoding help? Alien Invasive Species Capanda - Mozambique tilapia (Aug 2008) Lucala - freshwater crayfish (Aug 2008) iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 25. Reddy & Swartz, unpublished Aplocheilichthys macrurus – Kwanza River A. myaposae & A. johnstoni complex Aplocheilichthys macrurus – Kunene River Kunene A. macrurus Kwanza A. macrurus Aplocheilichthys spilauchen Other southern African Aplocheilichthys Maximum Likelihood Bayesian posterior probabilities A. spilauchen
- 26. Utilisation of Barcoding iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 27. Utilisation of Barcoding Register/Catalog “Language” iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 28. Utilisation of Barcoding 5% 5% 10% 10% 10% 60% iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 29. How does barcoding help? Direct identification - limited, but growing Indirect identification - already useful, growing Sorting process - very successful, except for some cichlids iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 30. Way forward… Expertise in Africa - regional collections and national positions? Continued collaboration with overseas programs “Type barcodes” - confidence rating Access and benefit sharing - data release iBOL 4, Nov. 2011 Adelaide, Australia
- 31. Acknowledgements CBOL and Barcode of Life organising committee National Research Foundation (South Africa) CCDB, University of Guelph (Canada) and their sponsors Domingos Neto and INIP collaborators (Angola) SAIAB and DIFS (Rhodes University) collaborators (South Africa) Rafael Neto and GAMEK participants (Angola) Kissama National Parks participants (Angola) Angola Governmental Agencies and participants