Unexpected panmixia in a long-lived, deep-sea fish with well-defined spawning habitat and relatively low fecundity.

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The marine environment presents particular challenges for our understanding of the factors that determine gene flow and consequent population structure. For marine fish, various aspects of life history have been considered important in an environment with few physical barriers, but dominated by current patterns, often varying with depth. These factors include the abundance and longevity of larval stages,...

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