Phylogeny of the shanny, Lipophrys pholis, from the NE Atlantic using mitochondrial DNA markers
S Stefanni, V Domingues, N Bouton, RS Santos… - Molecular Phylogenetics …, 2006 - Elsevier
Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, 2006•Elsevier
Discussion The phylogenetic analyses and the population genetics strongly support the
presence of two groupings of shanny, one for the Azores and one for the mainland Europe
which includes the island of Madeira. The clade constituted by the Azorean sample is highly
supported by NJ and MP trees using CR and 12S+ 16S. Genetics show unique haplotypes
for the Azorean shanny. Further support to this finding is the substantial divergence between
Azorean sample and the others. Patristic distances between these
presence of two groupings of shanny, one for the Azores and one for the mainland Europe
which includes the island of Madeira. The clade constituted by the Azorean sample is highly
supported by NJ and MP trees using CR and 12S+ 16S. Genetics show unique haplotypes
for the Azorean shanny. Further support to this finding is the substantial divergence between
Azorean sample and the others. Patristic distances between these
Discussion
The phylogenetic analyses and the population genetics strongly support the presence of two groupings of shanny, one for the Azores and one for the mainland Europe which includes the island of Madeira. The clade constituted by the Azorean sample is highly supported by NJ and MP trees using CR and 12S+ 16S. Genetics show unique haplotypes for the Azorean shanny. Further support to this finding is the substantial divergence between Azorean sample and the others. Patristic distances between these
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