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Two mitochondrial lineages in Korean freshwater Corbicula (Corbiculidae: bivalvia).

Molecules and cells - 30 Jun 2004

Park Joong-Ki, Choe Byung Lae, Eom Keeseon S

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The Korean freshwater Corbicula was surveyed genetically by sequencing 614-bp homologous fragment of mitochondrial cytochrome oxidase I subunit. Among a total of 127 individuals collected from 12 Korean freshwater localities we found only two COI haplotypes and these differed by a total of 9 base substitutions. Although the sequence divergence between the two haplotypes is moderate (p = 1.47%), placing the two...

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