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Gene flow between subpopulations of gray snapper (
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- RAD-Seq-derived SNPs reveal no local population structure in the commercially important deep-sea queen snapper (Marine life science & technology · 2025Article
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Abstract
backgroundThe gray snapper (
methodsIn the present study we analyze genetic structure and diversity for seven subpopulations in the southern Gulf of Mexico and the Mexican Caribbean Sea. Eight microsatellite primers of phylogenetically closely related species to
resultsTotal heterozygosity was 0.628 and 0.647 in the southern Gulf of Mexico and the Mexican Caribbean Sea, however, results obtained from AMOVA and
conclusionsMigration rates tended to be higher between subpopulations within the same basin compared to those across basins indicating some regionalization. High levels of genetic diversity and genetic flow suggest that the population is quite large; apparently, the fishing pressure has not caused a bottleneck effect.
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