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Reassessing the Invasion History of the Genus Carcinus in Argentine Patagonia: Morphological and Mitochondrial Evidence for Multiple Introduction Events

Aug 2026 · Estuaries and Coasts · Vol 49 · 0 citations · 79 references

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The findings highlight the need for nuclear genomic data to clarify invasion pathways, hybridization, and demographic history and to better understand the ecological factors shaping the current distribution of Carcinus spp.

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