Piangua, Anadara tuberculosa, is an economically important mollusk for the human
population living on the Colombian Pacific Coast. In the last years, the demand and …

Mitonuclear discordance between species is readily documented in marine fishes. Such
discordance may either be the result of past natural phenomena or the result of recent …

Overexploitation has depleted fish stocks during the past century, nonetheless its genomic
consequences remain poorly understood. Characterising the spatiotemporal patterns of …

Mitogenomic (MT) introgression between species is readily documented in marine fishes.
Such introgression events may either be long-term natural phenomena or the result of …

Population connectivity significantly influences the spatial structure and dynamics of marine
populations. Marine species, particularly those with pelagic larval stages, depend on larval …

Previous studies on molecular phylogeny of the genus Pagrus (Sparidae) have shown
polyphyletic. Of which, red sea bream in the northern Pacific Ocean and silver sea bream in …

Pengze crucian carp in China has two economically breeding populations, strains H and L,
with previously unknown molecular characteristics and markers. However, the mitogenome …