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Despite the openness of the oceanic environment, limited dispersal and tight social structure often induce genetic structuring in marine organisms, even in large animals such as cetaceans. In the bottlenose dolphin, mitochondrial and nuclear DNA analyses have revealed the existence of genetic differ...
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ftciteseerx:oai:CiteSeerX.psu:10.1.1.635.4730 2023-05-15T17:28:20+02:00 North Atlantic Sophie Quérouil Mónica A. Silva Luís Freitas Rui Prieto Sara Magalhães Ana Dinis Filipe Alves José A. Matos Diogo Mendonça Philip S. Hammond Ricardo S. Santos The Pennsylvania State University CiteSeerX Archives application/pdf http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.635.4730 http://hal.ird.fr/docs/00/50/48/96/PDF/Querouil-al-CG-preprint.pdf en eng http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.635.4730 http://hal.ird.fr/docs/00/50/48/96/PDF/Querouil-al-CG-preprint.pdf Metadata may be used without restrictions as long as the oai identifier remains attached to it. http://hal.ird.fr/docs/00/50/48/96/PDF/Querouil-al-CG-preprint.pdf Key-words cetaceans Azores Madeira population genetics ecotypes text ftciteseerx 2016-01-08T15:40:46Z Despite the openness of the oceanic environment, limited dispersal and tight social structure often induce genetic structuring in marine organisms, even in large animals such as cetaceans. In the bottlenose dolphin, mitochondrial and nuclear DNA analyses have revealed the existence of genetic differentiation between pelagic (or offshore) and coastal (or nearshore) ecotypes in the western North Atlantic, as well as between coastal populations. Because previous studies concentrated on continental margins, we analysed the population structure of bottlenose dolphins in two of the most isolated archipelagos of the North Atlantic: the Azores and Madeira. We analysed 112 samples collected on live animals in the two archipelagos, and nine samples collected on stranded animals in Madeira and mainland Portugal. Genetic analyses consisted in molecular sexing, sequencing of part of the mitochondrial hyper-variable region, and screening of ten microsatellite loci. We predicted that: 1 / there is at least one pelagic and one or more coastal populations in each archipelago; 2 / populations are differentiated between and possibly within archipelagos. Contrary to these predictions, results indicated a lack of population structure in the study area. In addition, comparison with Text North Atlantic Unknown |
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Despite the openness of the oceanic environment, limited dispersal and tight social structure often induce genetic structuring in marine organisms, even in large animals such as cetaceans. In the bottlenose dolphin, mitochondrial and nuclear DNA analyses have revealed the existence of genetic differentiation between pelagic (or offshore) and coastal (or nearshore) ecotypes in the western North Atlantic, as well as between coastal populations. Because previous studies concentrated on continental margins, we analysed the population structure of bottlenose dolphins in two of the most isolated archipelagos of the North Atlantic: the Azores and Madeira. We analysed 112 samples collected on live animals in the two archipelagos, and nine samples collected on stranded animals in Madeira and mainland Portugal. Genetic analyses consisted in molecular sexing, sequencing of part of the mitochondrial hyper-variable region, and screening of ten microsatellite loci. We predicted that: 1 / there is at least one pelagic and one or more coastal populations in each archipelago; 2 / populations are differentiated between and possibly within archipelagos. Contrary to these predictions, results indicated a lack of population structure in the study area. In addition, comparison with |
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