Phylogeography Patterns and Population Genetics Polymorphism of Daphnia cristata Sars and D. longiremis Sars (Anomopoda: Daphniidae) in Northern Eurasia
The first data on the population genetic structure of the Daphnia cristata Sars, 1862 and D. longiremis Sars, 1862 species (Anomopoda: Daphniidae) from the water bodies of Northern Eurasia are presented. The variability of the fragment of the 12S gene of the mtDNA for these taxa belonging to subgenu...
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description | The first data on the population genetic structure of the
Daphnia cristata
Sars, 1862 and
D. longiremis
Sars, 1862 species (Anomopoda: Daphniidae) from the water bodies of Northern Eurasia are presented. The variability of the fragment of the
12S
gene of the mtDNA for these taxa belonging to subgenus
Daphnia
(
Daphnia
) O.F. Müller, 1776 (Crustacea: Cladocera) in this region is studied, and a phylogenetic analysis performed. The genealogical relationships between haplotypes of the
Daphnia cristata
and
D. longiremis
species and their geographical distribution are shown. Our new data allow us to suggest a recent rapid spatial expansion for
D. cristata
during the Late Pleistocene and Early–Middle Holocene periods. According to the results of the study, the distribution of
D. cristata
and
D. longiremis
species are separated in the latitudinal direction with the zone of their contact in Central Yakutia. Our results provide convincing evidence for the influence of the Ice Ages and interglacials on the formation of modern genetic diversity and the phylogeographic structure of
D. cristata
and
D. longiremis
. |
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Daphnia cristata
Sars, 1862 and
D. longiremis
Sars, 1862 species (Anomopoda: Daphniidae) from the water bodies of Northern Eurasia are presented. The variability of the fragment of the
12S
gene of the mtDNA for these taxa belonging to subgenus
Daphnia
(
Daphnia
) O.F. Müller, 1776 (Crustacea: Cladocera) in this region is studied, and a phylogenetic analysis performed. The genealogical relationships between haplotypes of the
Daphnia cristata
and
D. longiremis
species and their geographical distribution are shown. Our new data allow us to suggest a recent rapid spatial expansion for
D. cristata
during the Late Pleistocene and Early–Middle Holocene periods. According to the results of the study, the distribution of
D. cristata
and
D. longiremis
species are separated in the latitudinal direction with the zone of their contact in Central Yakutia. Our results provide convincing evidence for the influence of the Ice Ages and interglacials on the formation of modern genetic diversity and the phylogeographic structure of
D. cristata
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D. longiremis
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Daphnia cristata
Sars, 1862 and
D. longiremis
Sars, 1862 species (Anomopoda: Daphniidae) from the water bodies of Northern Eurasia are presented. The variability of the fragment of the
12S
gene of the mtDNA for these taxa belonging to subgenus
Daphnia
(
Daphnia
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Daphnia cristata
and
D. longiremis
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D. cristata
during the Late Pleistocene and Early–Middle Holocene periods. According to the results of the study, the distribution of
D. cristata
and
D. longiremis
species are separated in the latitudinal direction with the zone of their contact in Central Yakutia. Our results provide convincing evidence for the influence of the Ice Ages and interglacials on the formation of modern genetic diversity and the phylogeographic structure of
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Daphnia cristata
Sars, 1862 and
D. longiremis
Sars, 1862 species (Anomopoda: Daphniidae) from the water bodies of Northern Eurasia are presented. The variability of the fragment of the
12S
gene of the mtDNA for these taxa belonging to subgenus
Daphnia
(
Daphnia
) O.F. Müller, 1776 (Crustacea: Cladocera) in this region is studied, and a phylogenetic analysis performed. The genealogical relationships between haplotypes of the
Daphnia cristata
and
D. longiremis
species and their geographical distribution are shown. Our new data allow us to suggest a recent rapid spatial expansion for
D. cristata
during the Late Pleistocene and Early–Middle Holocene periods. According to the results of the study, the distribution of
D. cristata
and
D. longiremis
species are separated in the latitudinal direction with the zone of their contact in Central Yakutia. Our results provide convincing evidence for the influence of the Ice Ages and interglacials on the formation of modern genetic diversity and the phylogeographic structure of
D. cristata
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D. longiremis
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