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The genetic population structure of red snapper __Lutjanus malabaricus__ and __Lutjanus erythropterus__ in eastern Indonesia and northern Australia was investigated by allozyme electrophoresis and sequence variation in the control region of mtDNA. Samples were collected from eight sites in Indonesia and four sites in northern Australia for both species. A total of 13 allozyme loci were scored. More variable loci were observed in __L. malabaricus__ than in __L. erythropterus__. Sequence variation in the control region (left domain) of the mitochondrial genome was assessed by RFLP and direct sequencing. MtDNA haplotype diversity was high (__L. erythropterus__, 0·95 and __L. malabaricus__, 0·97), as was intraspecific sequence divergence, (__L. erythropterus__, 0·0–12·5% and __L. malabaricus__, 0·0–9·5%). The pattern of mtDNA haplotype frequencies grouped both species into two broad fisheries stocks with a genetic boundary either between Kupang and Sape (__L. malabaricus__) or between Kupang and Australian Timor Sea (__L. erythropertus__). The allozyme analyses revealed similar boundaries for __L. erythropterus__. Seven allozymes stocks compared to two mtDNA stocks of __L. malabaricus_
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- Author
- J. P. Salini; J. R. Ovenden; R. Street; R. Pendrey; Haryanti; Ngurah
- Publisher
- Wiley
- Published
- 2006
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Environmental Science (Physical Sciences)
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