Phylogeographic analysis of Thyrsites atun (Perciformes: Gempylidae) reveals connectivity between fish from South Africa and Chile

Keyphrases

• Chile 100%
• South-central Chile 100%
• Phylogeographic Analysis 100%
• South Africa 100%
• Perciformes 100%
• New Zealand 100%
• Gempylidae 100%
• Southern Hemisphere 66%
• Australia 66%
• Phylogeographic 66%
• Namibia 66%
• Snoek 66%
• Southeastern Pacific 33%
• Genetic Diversity 33%
• Bayesian Skyline Plot 33%
• Cytochrome Oxidase I Gene 33%
• Population Expansion 33%
• Fisheries Management 33%
• Fish Catch 33%
• Artisanal Fisheries 33%
• Divergence 33%
• Cold Water 33%
• Two Lineages 33%
• Mitochondrial Data 33%
• Phylogeographic Structure 33%
• Pairwise Comparison 33%
• Pelagic Fish 33%
• Pattern-process 33%
• Demographic Processes 33%
• Fishing Resources 33%
• Biogeographical Regions 33%
• Partial Isolation 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Chile 100%
• Republic of South Africa 100%
• Perciform 100%
• New Zealand 75%
• Locale 50%
• Southern Hemisphere 50%
• Australia 50%
• Namibia 50%
• Oxidase 25%
• Fisheries Management 25%
• Cold Water 25%
• Pelagic Fish 25%
• Artisanal Fishery 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Lineages 100%
• Perciformes 100%
• Gempylidae 100%
• Thyrsites Atun 100%
• Cladistics 50%
• Genetic Divergence 50%
• Cytochrome C Oxidase 50%
• Fisheries Management 50%
• Pelagic Fish 50%