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Lack of interpopulation genetic structure in the genus Stegastes (Perciformes) with indication of local introgression.

Genetics and molecular research : GMR - 5 Oct 2007

Dias E A, Souza A S, Molina W F

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The family Pomacentridae comprises about 326 species belonging to 28 genera. The genus Stegastes is composed of nearly 33 species, and 8 are endemic to the Brazilian Province, inhabiting the Brazilian coast (Stegastes fuscus, S. variabilis, S. leucosticus, S. uenfi, and S. pictus) or Western Atlantic oceanic islands (S. trindadensis, S. rocasensis and S. sanctipauli). Stegastes species play a major role in the...

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