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Genetic landscape clustering of a large DNA barcoding data set reveals shared patterns of genetic divergence among freshwater fishes of the Maroni Basin.

Molecular ecology resources - 1 Aug 2021

Papa Yvan, Le Bail Pierre-Yves, Covain Raphaël

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The Maroni is one of the most speciose basins of the Guianas and hosts a megadiverse freshwater fish community. Although taxonomic references based on morphological identification exist for both the Surinamese and Guianese parts of the basin, there are still taxonomic uncertainties concerning the status of several species. We used COI sequences of 1284 fish in conjunction with morphological and biogeographical...

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PMID: 33892518
DOI: 10.1111/1755-0998.13402

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