Morphological and molecular studies on Garra imberba and its related species in China

Garra imberba is widely distributed in China. At the moment, both Garra yiliangensis and G. hainanensis are treated as valid species, but they were initially named as a subspecies of G. pingi, a junior synonym of G. imberba. Garra alticorpora and G. nujiangensis also have similar morphological chara...

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Published in:Dōngwùxué yánjiū 2014, Vol.35 (1), p.20-32
Main Authors: Wang, Wei-Ying, Zhou, Wei, Yang, Jun-Xing, Chen, Xiao-Yong
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Animals
China
Cyprinidae - classification
Cyprinidae - physiology
Cytochromes b - genetics
Demography
DNA - genetics
Fish
Garra
Morphology
Phylogenetics
Phylogeny
Sequence Alignment
Species Specificity
Taxonomy
Zoology
中国
亲缘关系
分子生物学
墨头
形态学
海南岛
线粒体基因
近缘种
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description Garra imberba is widely distributed in China. At the moment, both Garra yiliangensis and G. hainanensis are treated as valid species, but they were initially named as a subspecies of G. pingi, a junior synonym of G. imberba. Garra alticorpora and G. nujiangensis also have similar morphological characters to G. imberba, but the taxonomic statuses and phylogenetic relationships of these species with G imberba remains uncertain. In this study, 128 samples from the Jinshajiang, Red, Nanpanjiang, Lancangjiang, Nujiang Rivers as well as Hainan Island were measured while 1 mitochondrial gene and 1 nuclear intron of 24 samples were sequenced to explore the phylogenetic relationship of these five species. The results showed that G hainanensis, G yiliangensis, G. alticorpora and G. imberba are the same species with G. imberba being the valid species name, while G. nujiangensis is a valid species in and of itself.
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DNA - genetics
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Garra
Morphology
Phylogenetics
Phylogeny
Sequence Alignment
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Zoology
中国
亲缘关系
分子生物学
墨头
形态学
海南岛
线粒体基因
近缘种
title Morphological and molecular studies on Garra imberba and its related species in China
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