Aquaculture, like terrestrial farming, cannot achieve economic and sustainable production
without high performing genetic stocks tailored to the conditions under which they are …

Hybridisation is commonly observed in geographical zones of contact between distinct
lineages. These contact zones have long been of interest for biogeographers because they …

Abstract Analysis of environmental DNA (eDNA) has gained widespread usage for
taxonomically based biodiversity assessment. While interest in applying noninvasive eDNA …

A pronounced north–south multitaxon genetic discontinuity occurs in central New Zealand
(NZ). Polymorphic microsatellite markers have been used to test the location and structure of …

Abalone around the world are subject to increasing frequency of marine heatwaves, yet we
have a limited understanding of how acute high temperature events impact the physiology of …

Comparative phylogeography is recognized as a powerful tool to discern common patterns
of connectivity across species, information that can be crucial in assisting the design of …

Aim While in recent years, there have been considerable advances in discerning spatial
genetic patterns within species, the task of identifying common patterns across species is …

Two unresolved questions in marine population connectivity are:(1) the relative importance
of contemporary and historical factors (eg, ongoing gene flow versus past demographic …

Marine organisms with a planktonic larval stage have the potential to be transported
substantial distances, with the distance travelled depending on factors such as pelagic larval …

Polymorphic microsatellite markers were employed to assay genetic variation in 14
populations of the endemic New Zealand greenshell mussel Perna canaliculus, which is …