Contrasting evolutionary patterns of 28S and ITS rRNA genes reveal high intragenomic variation in Cephalenchus (Nematoda): Implications for species delimitation.

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Summary

The findings suggest that not all Cephalenchus species undergo concerted evolution, and the potential implications of intragenomic and intraspecific genetic diversity on species delimitation are reinforced, especially in biodiversity studies based solely on metagenetic approaches.

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Published
2016-05-01
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Keywords

Biology, Concerted evolution, Intraspecific competition, Ribosomal RNA, Evolutionary biology

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