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Massive invasion of exotic Barbus barbus and introgressive hybridization with endemic Barbus plebejus in Northern Italy: where, how and why?

Molecular ecology - 1 Nov 2013

Meraner A, Venturi A, Ficetola G F, Rossi S, Candiotto A, Gandolfi A

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Biological invasions and introgressive hybridization are major drivers for the decline of native freshwater fish. However, the magnitude of the problem across a native species range, the mechanisms shaping introgression as well as invader's dispersal and the relative role of biological invasions in the light of multiple environmental stressors are rarely described. Here, we report extensive (N = 665) mtDNA...

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PMID: 24103005
DOI: 10.1111/mec.12470

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