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Genetic and oceanographic tools reveal high population connectivity and diversity in the endangered pen shell Pinna nobilis.

Scientific reports - 19 Mar 2018

Wesselmann Marlene, González-Wangüemert Mercedes, Serrão Ester A, Engelen Aschwin H, Renault Lionel, García-March José R, Duarte Carlos M, Hendriks Iris E

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For marine meta-populations with source-sink dynamics knowledge about genetic connectivity is important to conserve biodiversity and design marine protected areas (MPAs). We evaluate connectivity of a Mediterranean sessile species, Pinna nobilis. To address a large geographical scale, partial sequences of cytochrome oxidase I (COI, 590 bp) were used to evaluate phylogeographical patterns in the Western...

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PMID: 29555926
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-018-23004-2
PMCID: PMC5859023

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