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Human-mediated domestic translocation disrupts regional phylogeographic structure of the Genji firefly (Nipponoluciola cruciata) in urban Tokyo

2026-05-19

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Human-mediated translocation of organisms is increasingly recognized as a conservation concern; however, the genetic consequences of intraspecific translocation within a species’ native range (“domestic translocation”) remain poorly understood, particularly in urban environments. The Genji firefly, <italic>Nipponoluciola cruciata</italic> , is a culturally iconic insect in Japan and...

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3f06ff5a-0dd1-5e45-ba53-80955c401173
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-9489127/v1
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