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DNA barcoding reveals high levels of genetic diversity in the fishes of the Itapecuru Basin in Maranhão, Brazil.

Genetics and molecular research : GMR - 29 Aug 2016

Nascimento M H S, Almeida M S, Veira M N S, Limeira Filho D, Lima R C, Barros M C, Fraga E C

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DNA barcoding is a useful complementary tool for use in traditional taxonomic studies due to its ability to detect cryptic species, and may be particularly efficient in the identification of fish species. The fish fauna of the Itapecuru River represents an important fishery resource in the Brazilian State of Maranhão, although it is currently suffering increasing degradation as a result of anthropogenic impacts....

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PMID: 27706636
DOI: 10.4238/gmr.15038476

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