2016
DOI: 10.18699/vj16.169
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Recent results of molecularphylogenetic studies of endemic invertebrates inhabiting Lake Baikal

Abstract: Lake Baikal and its invertebrates became a subject of systematic evolutionary studies more than a century ago. Exceptional taxonomic diversity of the lake's fauna, high variability of habitats and large volume of auxiliary knowledge on the ecosystem enables one to study fine details of speciation mechanisms hardly accessible in other model systems. Parallel to the development of technological and methodological potential of biology most of new approaches were employed in studies of Lake Baikal. This review dea… Show more

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“…Repeated changes in the shallow zone habitats may have led to the temporary disappearance of reproductive barriers between closely related species and, consequently, to mitochondrial or nuclear introgression. Introgressions were detected in different Baikal endemics, including gastropods (Poroshina et al, 2020; Sherbakov et al, 2016). The formation of modern littoral habitats led to their repopulation with sublittoral and eurybathic species and those from other geographic areas.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Repeated changes in the shallow zone habitats may have led to the temporary disappearance of reproductive barriers between closely related species and, consequently, to mitochondrial or nuclear introgression. Introgressions were detected in different Baikal endemics, including gastropods (Poroshina et al, 2020; Sherbakov et al, 2016). The formation of modern littoral habitats led to their repopulation with sublittoral and eurybathic species and those from other geographic areas.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%