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Genetic population structure and management units of the endangered Tokyo bitterling, Tanakia tanago (Cyprinidae)

2010-12-01

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The Tokyo bitterling Tanakia tanago (Cyprinidae) was once found throughout the Kanto Plain, central Japan, but most of their habitats have been lost due to human activities such as urbanization and improvement of paddy fields. Subsequently, conservation efforts, including captive breeding and reintroduction, have been ongoing. However, the genetic relationships among populations of this species including captive a...

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1482662b-b64c-5b97-8270-06baf00c58d8
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10.1007/s10592-010-0120-x
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