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Genetic diversity and connectivity patterns of harvested and aquacultured molluscs in estuaries from Asturias (northern Spain). Implications for management strategies

2016-09-01

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Estuaries are among the most important habitats of coastal areas. However, they are significantly affected by human activities worldwide, threatening their resources and the commercial uses depending on them. Fisheries and aquaculture are some of the main factors affecting the estuarine ecosystems today. In this work, we pursue the aims of genetically identifying the cultured and harvested oyster and razor clam sp...

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7576e5b2-61fc-5746-85ce-f7b66922d648
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10.1111/are.12745
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