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Comparison of Genetic Structures Among Sympatric, Red-Listed Salt-Marsh Snails in Mainland Japan (Gastropoda: Ellobiidae).

Zoological science - 1 Dec 2024

Inoue Karin, Yahagi Takuya, Kimura Taeko, Kimura Shoichi, Kano Yasunori

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Melampus "sincaporensis," Auriculastra "duplicata", and Ellobium chinense are Red-Listed snail species of the family Ellobiidae that co-occur on salt marshes in mainland Japan. Here, we report the genetic diversity and population structures of the former two taxa in comparison with our previous data on E. chinense for the evaluation of connectivity and conservation values of their local populations. Analyses of...

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PMID: 39636133
DOI: 10.2108/zs240028

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