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[Mitochondrial DNA variation and reticulate evolution of the genus Abies].

Genetika - 1 Apr 2014

Semerikova S A, Semerikov V L

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The sequences of three regions of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) of a total length of 5226 bp were used to study the phylogeography of the genus Abies. The mtDNA haplotype network, comprising 36 studied Abies taxa, consisted of two branches: the first represented all American species plus two Asian, and the second included the remaining Eurasian species. Within these clusters, the haplotypes formed nine major groups,...

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