Table 1 Specimens, locations, and type of habitat in which the crustacean populations were sampled
From: The role of isolation on contrasting phylogeographic patterns in two cave crustaceans
Species | N | Locality | Coordinates | Habitat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Asellus aquaticus | 20 | Soroksár, Budapest, Hungary | 47.4360697 N, 19.0878143 E | Epigean |
|  | 20 | Molnár János Cave, Budapest, Hungary | 47.5181846 N, 19.036064 E | Hypogean |
| Â | 20 | Malom Lake, Budapest, Hungary | 47.5181167Â N, 19.036075 E | Epigean |
|  | 4 | Lipót, Hungary | 47.86316 N, 17.458875 E | Epigean |
|  | 6 | Polgár, Hungary | 47.869443 N, 21.200598 E | Epigean |
| Â | 6 | Balatonfenyves, Hungary | 46.65515Â N, 17.498538 E | Epigean |
| Â | 10 | Cserdi, Hungary | 46.06575Â N, 17.991012 E | Epigean |
Niphargus hrabei | 20 | Soroksár, Budapest, Hungary | 47.4360697 N, 19.0878143 E | Epigean |
|  | 18 | Molnár János, Budapest Hungary | 47.5181846 N, 19.036064 E | Hypogean |
| Â | 20 | Malom Lake, Budapest Hungary | 47.5181167Â N, 19.036075 E | Epigean |
a Niphargus sp. nov. | 13 | Molnár János, Budapest, Hungary | 47.5181846 N, 19.036064 E | Hypogean |
a Niphargus forroi | 2 | Diabáz Cave, Nagyvisnyo, Hungary | 48.08809 N, 20.46627 E | Hypogean |