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Environmental correlates of population differentiation in Atlantic herring.

Evolution; international journal of organic evolution - 1 Dec 2005

Bekkevold Dorte, André Carl, Dahlgren Thomas G, Clausen Lotte A W, Torstensen Else, Mosegaard Henrik, Carvalho Gary R, Christensen Tina B, Norlinder Erika, Ruzzante Daniel E

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The marine environment is characterized by few physical barriers, and pelagic fishes commonly show high migratory potential and low, albeit in some cases statistically significant, levels of genetic divergence in neutral genetic marker analyses. However, it is not clear whether low levels of differentiation reflect spatially separated populations experiencing gene flow or shallow population histories coupled with...

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