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Integrated genetic and morphological data support eco-evolutionary divergence of Angolan and South African populations of Diplodus hottentotus.

Journal of fish biology - 1 Apr 2018

Gwilliam M P, Winkler A C, Potts W M, Santos C V, Sauer W H H, Shaw P W, McKeown N J

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The genus Diplodus presents multiple cases of taxonomic conjecture. Among these the D. cervinus complex was previously described as comprising three subspecies that are now regarded as separate species: Diplodus cervinus, Diplodus hottentotus and Diplodus omanensis. Diplodus hottentotus exhibits a clear break in its distribution around the Benguela Current system, prompting speculation that Angolan and South...

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PMID: 29492972
DOI: 10.1111/jfb.13582

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