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Dna sequence data demonstrate the polyphyly of the genus cystoseira and other sargassaceae genera (phaeophyceae)¹

2010-12-01

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Phylogenetic relationships in the Sargassaceae were explored using three DNA markers, and the monophyly of its genera was challenged. Nineteen out of 24 currently recognized genera were sampled, representing 63 species. The variable mt23S-tRNA Val intergenic spacer could only be aligned within genera and could not be used to infer intergeneric relationships. The partial mt23S was also useful to delineate genera an...

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1636f6c8-6c70-5891-90b3-db768bc4dfb8
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10.1111/j.1529-8817.2010.00891.x
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