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Genetic subdivision and morphological variation in a freshwater snail species complex formerly referred to as Viviparus georgianus (Lea)

1994-09-01

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Genetic and morphological variation was studied in a brooding (ovoviviparous) and morphologically variable freshwater snail [Viviparus georgianus (Lea)] species complex in southern Georgia and Florida. Eleven populations were clustered into three genetically isolated, allopatric groups characterized by 7 to 14 diagnostic loci out of the 38 loci examined. These allopatric groups were identified as V. georgianus (in...

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3396fdeb-1c6c-502d-87a2-ff16443936ed
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10.1111/j.1095-8312.1994.tb01002.x
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