DNA barcoding suggests hidden diversity within the genus Zenopsis (Zeiformes, Zeidae)
Florencia Matusevich,
Valeria Gabbanelli,
Gonzalo Vulcano
et al.
Abstract:Currently, the genus Zenopsis, also known as silver John Dory, comprises at least five valid species with a wide range of distribution. However, recent studies have proposed the existence of a new Zenopsis species inhabiting the Indian Ocean, and a preliminary search in the Barcode of Life Database reveals the presence of different barcode index numbers (BIN) for the nominal species Zenopsis conchifer. In the Southwest Atlantic Ocean (SWA), Z. conchifer is the only species reported so far. Therefore, the aim o… Show more
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