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Genetic diversity comparison among invasive fish populations (Nemipterus randalli and Serranus cabrilla) from Mediterranean and Red Sea coastal waters using cytochrome c oxidase subunit I (COI)
Since the Suez Canal connected the Red Sea with the Mediterranean, several fish species have migrated between the two seas. Nemipterus randalli has crossed from the Red Sea to the Mediterranean (Lessepsian migration) whereas Serranus cabrilla is considered to have crossed in the reverse direction (a...
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