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Parallel evolution in eight-barbel loaches of the genus Lefua (Balitoridae, Cypriniformes) revealed by mitochondrial and nuclear DNA phylogenies.

Molecular phylogenetics and evolution - 1 Sept 2011

Miyazaki Jun-ichi, Dobashi Manabu, Tamura Toshio, Beppu Saori, Sakai Takehiko, Mihara Motohiro, Hosoya Kazumi

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The evolutionary history of eight-barbel loaches of the genus Lefua contains important phylogenetic information that will aid in resolution of the faunal formations and evolutionary histories of Japanese and East Asian freshwater fishes. Our sequencing of the mitochondrial D-loop region in a large number of samples allowed construction of the most comprehensive phylogeny of these loaches to date; we demonstrated...

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PMID: 21609774
DOI: 10.1016/j.ympev.2011.05.005

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