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Cladogenesis in a starfish species complex from southern Australia: evidence for vicariant speciation?

Molecular phylogenetics and evolution - 1 Jul 2004

Waters Jonathan M, O'Loughlin P Mark, Roy Michael S

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DNA sequencing (cytochrome oxidase I; 82 sequences; 25 locations) of a species complex of Australian six-rayed sea-stars (genus Patiriella) reveals four well-supported mtDNA clades, corresponding to P. oriens, P. occidens, P. medius, and P. gunnii. These clades have non-random geographic distributions along an east to west axis that are broadly consistent with the biogeographic provinces of southern Australia...

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PMID: 15186810
DOI: 10.1016/j.ympev.2003.11.014

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