2009
DOI: 10.3724/sp.j.1141.2009.03240
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Genetic Analysis of Cultured and Wild Populations of <I>Mytilus coruscus</I> Based on Mitochondrial DNA

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“…In this study, the genetic variation observed between islands (F ST =0.04, p≤0.05) evidences the absence of the population structure of this species for the COI gene in the Tumaco cove, values that were also similar to those reported in studies for other mollusks (15,19). On the other hand, the analysis by populations pairs showed no differences between pairs of islands: El Pajal and San Jorge, La Playa and San Jorge, El Pajal and La Tiburonera, Bajito Vaqueria and La Tiburonera, or between Bajito Vaqueria and El Pajal.…”
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confidence: 88%
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“…In this study, the genetic variation observed between islands (F ST =0.04, p≤0.05) evidences the absence of the population structure of this species for the COI gene in the Tumaco cove, values that were also similar to those reported in studies for other mollusks (15,19). On the other hand, the analysis by populations pairs showed no differences between pairs of islands: El Pajal and San Jorge, La Playa and San Jorge, El Pajal and La Tiburonera, Bajito Vaqueria and La Tiburonera, or between Bajito Vaqueria and El Pajal.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…Similarly, for a domesticated mussel Mytilus coruscus, it shows a genetic diversity with the same tendency (H=0.895 and π=0.008), (15). These diversity results indicate a possible population expansion (16); however, more advanced studies are needed to specify this aspect such as metagenomics, epigenomics, proteomics, metabolomics (17).…”
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“…The cultured juveniles primarily originate from natural populations. In the last few decades, natural juvenile stocks have decreased, while mussel farms have increased (Shen et al, 2009). Recently, breeding programs of M. coruscus have been initiated, mainly aiming to improve growth rates and disease resistance under aquaculture conditions.…”
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confidence: 99%