A critically endangered estuarine limpet’s only two populations are genomically and morphologically distinct

Keyphrases

• Limpet 100%
• Critically Endangered 100%
• Extinction Risk 100%
• Management Strategies 100%
• South Africa 50%
• Africa 50%
• South African 50%
• Single nucleotide Polymorphism 50%
• Cape 50%
• Mitochondrial Haplogroups 50%
• Lagoon 50%
• Genetic Diversity 50%
• Long-term Survival 50%
• Sequence Data 50%
• Morphological Data 50%
• Conservation Measures 50%
• Mitochondrial DNA 50%
• Late Pleistocene 50%
• Molecular Data 50%
• Morphological Characters 50%
• Siphonaria 50%
• Divergence Time 50%
• Zostera Capensis 50%
• Seagrass Ecosystem 50%
• Eelgrass 50%
• Seagrass Beds 50%
• Red List 50%
• Cryptic Subspecies 50%
• Nuclear Genome 50%
• Genome Data 50%
• Molluscs 50%
• Seagrass 50%
• Grazer 50%
• Conservation Initiatives 50%
• Thermal Environment 50%
• Biogeographic Regions 50%
• Contemporary Gene Flow 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Limpet 100%
• Seagrass 100%
• Mitochondrial DNA 66%
• Zostera 33%
• Nuclear Genome 33%
• Outbreeding Depression 33%
• Eelgrass 33%
• Single Nucleotide Polymorphism 33%
• Haplotype 33%
• Mitochondrial Genome 33%
• Gene Flow 33%
• Genetic Variability 33%
• Genetic Divergence 33%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Seagrass 100%
• Grazer 33%
• Outbreeding 33%