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Insight is provided into the mosaic of evolutionary processes that shaped the genus Crassicauda and their cetacean hosts, with implications for monitoring health and disease in marine mammal populations.
The blue-green damselfish, Chromis viridis (Cuvier, 1830), is widely distributed across Indo-Pacific coral reefs and is among the most heavily traded marine ornamental fishes. Recent molecular studies have suggested the presence of cryptic diversity within the C. viridis complex, but species boundaries remain unr...
Gonatobotryum is an anamorphic fungus reported mainly as a saprophyte, parasite, or endophyte. The genus has traditionally been identified based on morphological features, with its phylogenetic placement remaining uncertain due to the lack of molecular data. During the analysis of fungi obtained from mangrove sediments...
Resolving evolutionary relationships among closely related microchiropteran species remains challenging due to overlapping morphological characteristics. The present study investigated genetic diversity and phylogenetic relationships among three Hipposideros species, namely H. bicolor, H. speoris, and H. ater, using RA...
Ascodipteron bat flies are specialized parasites of bats, but their diversity and parasite ecology in China remain poorly understood. We surveyed hipposiderid bats at ten localities in Yunnan Province, China, combining morphological identification, mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase subunit I (COI) barcoding, and ecolo...
The objective of this study was to molecularly identify Trychomycterus sp. (“life”) from the Jequetepeque River using DNA barcoding and to reconstruct its phylogenetic relationships. For this purpose, six specimens of “life” were collected near the town of Magdalena (-7.2509344, -78.6752351) using a cast net, with samp...
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