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Genetic evidence of two species in the Biomphalaria havanensis complex (Gastropoda. Planorbidae) from Cuba.

Acta tropica - 15 Sept 1998

Durand P, Yong M, Perera G, Ducreux A, Pointier J P

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In Cuba, several species of freshwater gastropods belonging to the genus Biomphalaria have been described according to morphological characters. However, the taxonomy of this group remains unclear and a number of synonyms are often cited in the literature. This is the case for B. havanensis whose taxonomical status is not well established. Multilocus enzyme electrophoresis at 18 loci was carried out on adult...

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PMID: 9821466
DOI: 10.1016/s0001-706x(98)00069-2

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