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Strong Population Structure and Differentiation within and among Burrowing Bog Crayfish Species of Southern Alabama Wetlands

2020-10-01

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Despite their high diversity and degree of endemism in the southeastern US, little is known about population genetic structure of most crayfishes. This is because of their cryptic morphology and elusive behavior, particularly burrowing species. We compared population genetic structure of 2 burrowing crayfish species (Creaserinus burrisi and C. byersi) from bogs in Washington, Baldwin, and Mobile counties in southe...

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0a830d72-db7d-5ba2-832c-351adeaace14
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10.1007/s13157-020-01273-w
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