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Mining expressed sequence tag (EST) microsatellite markers to assess the genetic differentiation of five Hynobius species endemic to Taiwan.

Scientific reports - 8 Sept 2024

Chen Jou-An, Yu Pei-Ju, Jheng Sheng-Wun, Lin You-Zhu, Sun Pei-Wei, Ko Wen-Ya, Lin Chun-Fu, Ju Yu-Ten

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Taiwan harbors five endemic species of salamanders (Hynobius spp.) that inhabit distinct alpine regions, contributing to population fragmentation across isolated "sky islands". With an evolutionary history spanning multiple glacial-interglacial cycles, these species represent an exceptional paradigm for exploring biogeography and speciation. However, a lack of suitable genetic markers applicable across species...

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PMID: 39245775
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-024-71887-1
PMCID: PMC11381558

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