ArticleEcology and evolution2022
Individual small in-stream barriers contribute little to strong local population genetic structure five strictly aquatic macroinvertebrate taxa.
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- Individual small in-stream barriers contribute little to strong local population genetic structure five strictly aquatic macroinvertebrate taxa.Ecology and evolution · 2022Article
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Abstract
Water flow in river networks is frequently regulated by man-made in-stream barriers. These obstacles can hinder dispersal of aquatic organisms and isolate populations leading to the loss of genetic diversity. Although millions of small in-stream barriers exist worldwide, their impact on dispersal of macroinvertebrates remains unclear. Therefore, we, therefore, assessed the effects of such barriers on the population structure and effective dispersal of five macroinvertebrate species with strictly aquatic life cycles: the amphipod crustacean
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