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Genomics of California and Sea of Cortez Fishes: Speciation, Population Genomics, and Local Adaptation
Marine populations were long expected to exhibit weak genetic structure because many species possess pelagic larvae, large population sizes, and few barriers to dispersal. However, strong population structure is shown to be widespread across marine taxa even among species with high dispersal potenti
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