Phylogeographic structure in the threatened Yarra pygmy perchNannoperca obscura (Teleostei: Percichthyidae) has major implications for declining populations

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• Freshwater Fish 100%
• Phylogeographic Structure 100%
• Declining Population 100%
• Teleostei 100%
• Pygmies 100%
• Nannoperca 100%
• Percichthyidae 100%
• Evolutionarily Significant Unit 100%
• South-eastern Australia 50%
• Murray-Darling Basin 50%
• Gene Flow 50%
• Divergence 50%
• Freshwater Environment 50%
• Anthropogenic Threats 50%
• Irreversible Loss 50%
• Extreme Drought 50%
• Conservation Priorities 50%
• Disperser 50%
• Management Units 50%
• Substructure 50%
• Diversity Loss 50%
• Scale Management 50%
• Conservation Units 50%
• Allozymes 50%
• Mitochondrial Cytochrome b 50%
• Potential Loss 50%
• Molecular Genetic Information 50%
• Multiple Drainage 50%
• Complementary Pattern 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Raw Fish 100%
• Percichthyidae 100%
• Genetic Variability 50%
• Genetic Divergence 50%
• Lineage 50%
• Gene Flow 50%
• Perch 50%
• Molecular Genetics 50%
• Cytochrome B 50%
• Allozyme 50%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Teleost 100%
• Raw Fish 100%
• Genetic Variability 50%
• Gene Flow 50%
• Lineage 50%
• Cytochrome 50%
• Perch 50%