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Title: Demographic history and the South Pacific dispersal barrier for school shark (Galeorhinus galeus) inferred by mitochondrial DNA and microsatellite DNA mark / Sebastián Hernández, Ross Daley, Terry Walker, Matias Braccini, Andrea Varela, Malcolm P. Francis, Peter A. Ritchie
Author: Hernández, Sebastián ; Daley, Ross ; Walker, Terry ; Braccini, Matias ; Varela, Andrea ; Francis, Malcolm P. ; Ritchie, Peter A.
Citation: ACCNO:24909
Publisher: Elsevier Science B.V.,
Year: 2015
Series: Fisheries Research ; Vol., 167
Description: p. 132-142
Subject: Galeorhinus galeus ; School shark. ; Genetic diversity. ; Genetic isolation ; Isolating mechanisms ; Population genetics ; Stock identification. ; Australia. ; New Zealand. ; CHILE
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