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| author | Song, Xiaohan Yao, Jianting Roleda, Michael Y Liang, Yanshuo Xu, Rui Lin, Yude Gonzaga, Shienna Mae C Du, Yuqun Duan, Delin |
| author_facet | Song, Xiaohan Yao, Jianting Roleda, Michael Y Liang, Yanshuo Xu, Rui Lin, Yude Gonzaga, Shienna Mae C Du, Yuqun Duan, Delin Song, Xiaohan Yao, Jianting Roleda, Michael Y Liang, Yanshuo Xu, Rui Lin, Yude Gonzaga, Shienna Mae C Du, Yuqun Duan, Delin |
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| contents | Genetic Diversity and Connectivity of Reef-Building in the Indo-Pacific Region. Song, Xiaohan Yao, Jianting Roleda, Michael Y Liang, Yanshuo Xu, Rui Lin, Yude Gonzaga, Shienna Mae C Du, Yuqun Duan, Delin Understanding population genetic connectivity is crucial for the sustainability and persistence of marine biodiversity. As a fundamental reef-building macroalga of the coastal ecosystem, Decaisne is one of the dominant intertidal seaweeds in the Indo-Pacific region. However, its genetic structure and population connectivity have been poorly recognized. Here, we explored the population genetic structure and genetic connectivity of using chloroplast A, 3-14, and L. Our results indicated low genetic diversity and shallow population genetic structure at the intraspecific level, uncovering five genetic groups with six subdivided lineages in A and two genetic clusters in 3-14. We detected demographic expansion in the last glacial period of the Pleistocene and significantly asymmetric gene flow among different geographical units. We suggest that the southwestward ocean currents under the influence of northeast monsoon in the Indo-Pacific region are the main factor in shaping the present genetic structure, and the asexual reproduction of also plays an important role of the low genetic diversity pattern; in addition, the divergence between genetic clusters might be related to the historical isolation led by the paleoclimate oscillation in the Pleistocene. The Xisha Islands in the northern South China Sea might serve as a potential refugium of , which needs extra attention to conservation management. Given the limitation of sample size, we need to conduct more field work and carry out further research at a larger scale in the future. Our study provided new insights into the theory of population connectivity in the Indo-Pacific region and provided scientific basis for tropical costal seaweed conservation. |
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| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spellingShingle | Genetic Diversity and Connectivity of Reef-Building in the Indo-Pacific Region. Song, Xiaohan Yao, Jianting Roleda, Michael Y Liang, Yanshuo Xu, Rui Lin, Yude Gonzaga, Shienna Mae C Du, Yuqun Duan, Delin Genetic Diversity and Connectivity of Reef-Building in the Indo-Pacific Region. Song, Xiaohan Yao, Jianting Roleda, Michael Y Liang, Yanshuo Xu, Rui Lin, Yude Gonzaga, Shienna Mae C Du, Yuqun Duan, Delin Understanding population genetic connectivity is crucial for the sustainability and persistence of marine biodiversity. As a fundamental reef-building macroalga of the coastal ecosystem, Decaisne is one of the dominant intertidal seaweeds in the Indo-Pacific region. However, its genetic structure and population connectivity have been poorly recognized. Here, we explored the population genetic structure and genetic connectivity of using chloroplast A, 3-14, and L. Our results indicated low genetic diversity and shallow population genetic structure at the intraspecific level, uncovering five genetic groups with six subdivided lineages in A and two genetic clusters in 3-14. We detected demographic expansion in the last glacial period of the Pleistocene and significantly asymmetric gene flow among different geographical units. We suggest that the southwestward ocean currents under the influence of northeast monsoon in the Indo-Pacific region are the main factor in shaping the present genetic structure, and the asexual reproduction of also plays an important role of the low genetic diversity pattern; in addition, the divergence between genetic clusters might be related to the historical isolation led by the paleoclimate oscillation in the Pleistocene. The Xisha Islands in the northern South China Sea might serve as a potential refugium of , which needs extra attention to conservation management. Given the limitation of sample size, we need to conduct more field work and carry out further research at a larger scale in the future. Our study provided new insights into the theory of population connectivity in the Indo-Pacific region and provided scientific basis for tropical costal seaweed conservation. |
| title | Genetic Diversity and Connectivity of Reef-Building in the Indo-Pacific Region. |
| url | https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40431065/ |