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Phylogenetic relationship and molecular identification of five Indian Mahseer species using COIsequence.

Journal of environmental biology - 1 Sept 2013

Sati Jyoti, Sah Seema, Pandey Himani, Ali Shahnawaz, Sahoo Prabhati Kumari, Pande Veena, Baratz Ashoktaru

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This study examined the phylogenetic relationship and identification of five Mahseer species (Tor putitoro, Tor tor, Tor khudree, Tor chelynoides and Neolissochilus hexogonolopis) using partial sequencing of a Cytochrome Oxidase I (COl) DNA barcodes. The sequence analysis data showed that 134 (21.61%) sites out of 628 sites were variable without insertion or deletion. Rate of transition (70.5%) were higher than...

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