Moinodaphnia macleayi

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Moinodaphnia macleayi (type locality of China (31971396) to MY. We thank Alexey Australia) is widely distributed in Afrotropical, Kotov and one anonymous reviewer for use- Australasian, Nearctic, Neotropical, Oriental, ful comments on the earlier version of this and Palaearctic regions ( Kotov et al., 2013; manuscript.

Smirnov, 1976). However, the taxonomy of the genus Moinodaphnia is not well devel-

oped. Our data shows a new lineage (i.e., Authors’ contributions

“n”) of Moinodaphnia macleayi from Nigeria.

This lineage could belong to the “forgotten” MY designed the study. ZD, JW, EC, OE and OJ taxon Moinodaphnia mocquerysi Richard , carried out the sampling and molecular work, 1892, which has been regarded as a junior ZD, JW, YN, DB, WH and MY analysed and synonym of M. macleayi (Kotov & Ferrari, interpreted genetic data. MY wrote the man- 2010). Further studies are called for to put uscript with the help of ZD. All authors read this lineage into an appropriate global phylo- and approved the final version.

geography of the genus Moinodaphnia . Also,

further sampling in Nigeria, and West Africa generally, is needed to check for the presence Competing interests of other species from Moinidae in this region.

Several moinids, e.g., M. dumonti Kotov , Elías- The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Gutiérrez & Granados-Ramírez, 2005, have been described from tropical South America

( Kotov et al., 2005). It will be interesting to Supplementary material discover whether some of these also occur in tropical Africa. Supplementary material is available online at:

In conclusion, we have detected three dis- https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.14914956

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