ArticleEcology and evolution2025
Comparative Genomic and Mitochondrial Phylogenetic Relationships of Ovulidae (Mollusca: Gastropoda) Along the Chinese Coast.
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Abstract
The family Ovulidae, closely related to Cypraeidae (cowries), comprises approximately 260-280 species predominantly inhabiting tropical and subtropical shallow marine environments. Unlike cowries, ovulids have a more specialized diet, with most species feeding on soft corals, leather corals, or black corals. Given their proximity in distribution and close phylogenetic relationship, dietary specialization may have played a crucial role in the evolutionary divergence of cowries and ovulids. However, unlike cowries, the traditional morphological classification of Ovulidae has proven challenging due to substantial variability influenced by their host organisms, leading to ongoing debates regarding species delimitation and taxonomy. In this study, we collected 15 Ovulidae species from China's offshore waters, including the first regional record of
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