Classification, phylogeography and the testing of evolutionary hypotheses rely on correct
estimation of species phylogeny. Early molecular phylogenies often relied on mt DNA alone …

Hybridisation was traditionally considered rare on coral reefs. However, a rapid increase in
hybrid studies over the last 20 years has revealed that hybridisation on coral reefs is …

An accurate, comprehensive reference sequence library maximizes information gained from
environmental DNA (eDNA) metabarcoding of marine fishes. Here, we used a regional …

Knowledge on the precise identification of fish resources is critical for sustainable fisheries
management. This study employs the DNA barcoding approach to generate a molecular …

Hybridization in the ocean was once considered rare, a process prohibited by the rapid
evolution of intrinsic reproductive barriers in a high‐dispersal medium. However, recent …

The field of speciation has seen much renewed interest in the past few years, with
theoretical and empirical advances that have moved it from a descriptive field to a predictive …

Natural hybridisation is a widespread phenomenon, particularly well documented in
terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems, where it has been ascribed substantial evolutionary …

Hybridization events are not uncommon in marine environments where physical barriers are
attenuated. Studies of coral reef taxa have suggested that hybridization predominantly …

Christmas Island is located at the overlap of the Indian and Pacific Ocean marine provinces
and is a hot spot for marine hybridization. Here, we evaluate the ecological framework and …

The lionfish is an iconic marine fish, and recently renowned for a disastrous introduction into
the West Atlantic. Genetic surveys of the putative invaders (Pterois volitans and Pterois …