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Urbanization is associated with reduced genetic diversity in marine fish populations

2024-02-21

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The economic and ecological benefits of living by the ocean have led many coastal settlements to grow into large densely populated cities. Large coastal cities have had considerable environmental effects on marine ecosystems through resource extraction, waste disposal, and use for transportation. Thus, it is important to understand the consequences of urbanization and human activities on evolutionary processes and...

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10.1101/2024.02.20.581210
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