DOI: 10.26686/wgtn.23721510
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The phylogeographic history of Gracilaria transtasmanica in Australian and New Zealand.

Abstract: <p><b>Often genetic disjunctions are present in populations separated by large distances, or even across relatively short distances in some cases. Natural barrier, such as currents, sheltered bays, andextensive bodies of water can hinder gene flow, creating genetic differentiation between populations. Many studies have addressed the interaction between geographical distribution and phylogenetic relationships and have identified common patterns that are associated with events such as expansion from … Show more

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