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Cryptic diversity, low connectivity and suspected human‐mediated dispersal among 17 widespread Indo‐Pacific hydroid species of the south‐western Indian Ocean

2018-09-01

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AIM: To investigate whether the populations of 17 widespread hydroid species are connected on a demographic level (one to few generations) or are mostly connected on evolutionary timescales. LOCATION: Coral reefs of the South‐western Indian Ocean. TAXON: 17 widespread hydroid species (Cnidaria, Hydrozoa). METHODS: Using mitochondrial (16S) and nuclear (Calmodulin) sequences, we analysed 17 co‐distributed hydroid s...

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29547da4-7a01-5402-95a8-b9c7af05aa3e
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10.1111/jbi.13388
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