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Predicted extinction of unique genetic diversity in marine forests of Cystoseira spp.

Marine environmental research - 1 Jul 2018

Buonomo Roberto, Chefaoui Rosa M, Lacida Ricardo Bermejo, Engelen Aschwin H, Serrão Ester A, Airoldi Laura

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Climate change is inducing shifts in species ranges across the globe. These can affect the genetic pools of species, including loss of genetic variability and evolutionary potential. In particular, geographically enclosed ecosystems, like the Mediterranean Sea, have a higher risk of suffering species loss and genetic erosion due to barriers to further range shifts and to dispersal. In this study, we address these...

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PMID: 29716751
DOI: 10.1016/j.marenvres.2018.04.013

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