Phylogenetics, biogeography and population genetics of the ascidian Botryllus schlosseri in the Mediterranean Sea and beyond

Keyphrases

• 18th Century 50%
• Ascidian 100%
• Botryllus Schlosseri 100%
• Center of Diversity 50%
• COI Haplotypes 50%
• COI Sequences 100%
• DeST 50%
• Dispersal Mode 50%
• Dispersal Vectors 50%
• Document Analysis 50%
• Eastern Basin 50%
• Eastern Mediterranean 50%
• Eastern Mediterranean Basin 50%
• Ecological Condition 50%
• Effective number of Alleles 50%
• Genetic Distance 50%
• Genetic Drift 50%
• Genetic Profile 50%
• Genetic Structure 100%
• Geographic Distance 50%
• High Genetic Diversity 50%
• High Polymorphism 50%
• Local Population 50%
• Mantel Test 50%
• Maritime Transport 50%
• Mediterranean Coast 50%
• Mediterranean Population 50%
• Mediterranean Sea 100%
• Microsatellite Allele 50%
• Microsatellite Loci 50%
• Microsatellites 50%
• Mode Profile 50%
• Molecular Markers 50%
• Molecular Operational Taxonomic Units 50%
• Nei's Genetic Distance 50%
• Operational Taxonomic Units 50%
• Phylogenetic Analysis 50%
• Phylogenetic Biogeography 100%
• Population Genetics 100%
• Restricted Area 50%
• Restricted Connectivity 50%
• Site of Origin 50%
• Western Basin 100%
• Western Mediterranean Basin 50%
• Wide Distribution 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Allele 66%
• Ascidiacea 100%
• Biogeography 100%
• Botryllus schlosseri 100%
• Center of Diversity 33%
• Cladistics 100%
• Genetic Distance 66%
• Genetic Divergence 33%
• Genetic Drift 33%
• Genetic Marker 33%
• Genetic Structure 66%
• Genetic Variability 33%
• Genetics 33%
• Haplotype 33%
• Microsatellite 100%
• Population Genetics 100%
• Transportation 33%