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Evolutionary Genomics of Two Co-occurring Congeneric Fore Reef Coral Species on Guam (Mariana Islands).

Genome biology and evolution - 6 Jan 2025

Torrado Héctor, Rios Dareon, Primov Karim, Burdick David R, Bentlage Bastian, Lemer Sarah, Combosch David

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Population structure provides essential information for developing meaningful conservation plans. This is especially important in remote places, such as oceanic islands, where limited population sizes and genetic isolation can make populations more susceptible and self-dependent. In this study, we assess and compare the relatedness, population genetics and molecular ecology of two sympatric Acropora species, A....

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PMID: 39834241
DOI: 10.1093/gbe/evae278
PMCID: PMC11746966

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