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Global population genetic structure and biogeography of the oceanic copepods Eucalanus hyalinus and E. spinifer.

Evolution; international journal of organic evolution - 1 Nov 2005

Goetze Erica

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Although theory dictates that limited gene flow between populations is a necessary precursor to speciation under allopatric and parapatric models, it is currently unclear how genetic differentiation between conspecific populations can arise in open-ocean plankton species. I examined two recently distinguished sympatric, circumglobal sister species, Eucalanus hyalinus and Eucalanus spinifer, for population genetic...

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