[PDF] Top 20 Population structure and genetic diversity of three main lobsters from the NE Atlantic and Mediterranean

... degrading the environment ...throughout the massive exploitation of its resources (Jackson et ...reduce the abundance of targeted stocks, which in many cases can lead to depleted ... See full document

... to the Portuguese fisheries statistics of the past few years, flatfishes represent approximately ...1.1% of total fish landings, which corresponds to ...7.3% of the total value ... See full document

... Population genetic structure, genetic differentiation and isolation The Bayesian program STRUCTURE ...infer the population structure and to ... See full document

... Azores, the biggest Portuguese archipelago, is located in the north Atlantic ...composed of nine volcanic islands unevenly distributed by three geographic groups: the Eastern ... See full document

... parasitic and anadromous species that occur at both sides of the North ...spawning, and the life cycle is divided in two distinct phases: an adult marine phase of parasitic ... See full document

... While diversity levels of P. clavata followed the patterns of thermal stress, the bottleneck tests did not provide a strong empirical support of recent bottlenecks in shallow ... See full document

... oceanic and epipelagic shark with a cosmopolitan distribution, and one of the most abundant carcharhinid ...also the main by-catch species of swordfish and tuna ... See full document

... forests and its natural stands have been heavily depleted due to over-exploitation for the cosmetic ...investigate the genetic diversity and population structure ... See full document

... role of ecological features on the genetic structure of the analyzed species is also supported in the present ...analyses of C. striatus along the Brazilian ... See full document

... Gulf of Cadiz (GoC), located in the North East Atlantic Ocean, was originated by the collision between the European and African plates and the migration of ... See full document

... impact of climate-induced mortality events on ...despite the fact that the species has experienced severe damages in the Mediterranean Sea in the ...in the summers ... See full document

... across the gel were ...coded and analyzed as binary data of presence (1) or absence ...(0). Genetic diversity of AFLP markers was calculated by Shannon’s Index (I), as- suming ... See full document

... As the center of the expanding European économie-monde shifted northwards to Antwerp, on its way to London, and both Lisbon and Cadiz became the economic capitals of ...in ... See full document

... acetylation of TCT, including 15AcDON and NIV, alters the toxicity and bioactivity (Kimura et ...1998) and may affect the frequency of a specific TCT-type. The ... See full document

... sources of genetic diversity must be incorporated into plant breeding programs if they are to continue increasing grain yield and quality, and tolerance to abiotic and biotic ... See full document

... most of the markers used had high discriminatory power and are useful for genetic diversity studies (varying from UGSM59 = ...Garcia, and Souza (2004), who found a range ... See full document

... transport of sediments and organic matter from the shore to deep basins ( Sampere et ...along the submarine canyons may act locally as the major source of organic carbon ... See full document

... majority of Trifolium species are diploid; a few are tetraploid while higher ploidy levels are ...rare. The most common basic chromosome number (80% of species) is x = 8 (Viintin et ...(2006) ... See full document

... in the Quaternary were the force to form standard spatial models of Meliaceae, especially in Pleistocene and Pliocene (MUELLNER et ...that the current climate change has a negative ... See full document

... 2008), and also higher than in commercial breeds used in the USA ...in the Czech Republic ...in the small population of Go- chu Asturcelta pig (23%) (Menendez et ...for ... See full document