Abstract:Determining the factors that shape parasite gene flow across complex landscapes is central to understanding the coevolutionary process. In rivers, unidirectional currents, stream drift, may facilitate downstream parasite dispersal, while bifurcating branches may cause population subdivision among branches. The generative habitat processes in rivers can potentially interact with host dispersal to determine gene flow within the aquatic ecosystem. We examined the population genetic structure and gene flow of a… Show more
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