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Identification of genes suitable for DNA barcoding of morphologically indistinguishable Korean Halichondriidae sponges.

Molecules and cells - 30 Apr 2007

Park Mi-Hyun, Sim Chung-Ja, Baek Jina, Min Gi-Sik

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The development of suitable genetic markers would be useful for defining species and delineating the species boundaries of morphologically indistinguishable sponges. In this study, genetic variation in the sequences of nuclear rDNA and the mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase subunit 1 and 3 (CO1 a...

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