Significant genetic structure despite high vagility revealed through mitochondrial phylogeography of an Australian freshwater turtle (Chelodina longicollis)

Keyphrases

• Freshwater 100%
• Genetic Structure 100%
• Freshwater Turtle 100%
• Chelodina Longicollis 100%
• Gene Flow 100%
• Life-history Traits 100%
• Mitochondrial Phylogeography 100%
• Vagility 100%
• Terrestriality 100%
• Adaptation 50%
• Haplogroup 50%
• Vertebrates 50%
• Population Genetic Structure 50%
• Eastern Long-necked Turtle 50%
• Overland 50%
• Isolation by Distance 50%
• Freshwater Environment 50%
• Freshwater Species 50%
• Drainage Divide 50%
• Phylogeographic Structure 50%
• Genetic Disease 50%
• Late Pleistocene 50%
• Freshwater Fauna 50%
• Obligate 50%
• Mitochondrial Haplogroups 50%
• Great Dividing Range 50%
• Dominant Role 50%
• Hydrological Boundaries 50%
• Anthropogenic Landscape Change 50%
• Capacity Adaptation 50%
• Landscape History 50%
• Specific Adaptation 50%
• Divergent Effects 50%
• Constraint Effect 50%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Phylogeography 100%
• Gene Flow 100%
• Genetic Structure 100%
• Life History Trait 100%
• Haplogroup 50%
• Taxon 50%
• Genetic Isolation by Distance 50%
• Population Genetic Structure 50%
• Freshwater Species 50%
• Mitochondrial Haplogroup 50%