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Phylogeography and Limited Genetic Connectivity in the Endangered Boring Giant Clam across the Coral Triangle
The Coral Triangle is the global center of marine biodiversity; however, its coral reefs are critically threatened. Because of the bipartite life history of many marine species with sedentary adults and dispersive pelagic larvae, designing effective marine protected areas requires an understanding o
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