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The Journal of DNA Mapping, Sequencing, and Analysis
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DNA barcoding reveals hidden diversity in the Neotropical freshwater fish Piabina argentea (Characiformes: Characidae) from the Upper Paraná Basin of Brazil

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Pages 87-96 | Received 02 Sep 2010, Accepted 28 Mar 2011, Published online: 27 Jun 2011

Figures & data

Table I.  Specimen data.

Figure 1.  Map showing the distribution of samples of Piabina. Letters correspond to P. argentea clusters. Black square represents P. anhembi species.

Figure 1.  Map showing the distribution of samples of Piabina. Letters correspond to P. argentea clusters. Black square represents P. anhembi species.

Figure 2.  NJ tree of COI/CytB showing the seven major clusters obtained among Piabina specimens (A–F represent P. argentea). Node values represent statistic support: upper values, NJ bootstrap (1000 pseudo-replicates); lower values, maximum parsimony bootstrap (1000 pseudo-replicates). Numbers on fishes represent voucher number and size of photographed specimens (left and right, respectively).

Figure 2.  NJ tree of COI/CytB showing the seven major clusters obtained among Piabina specimens (A–F represent P. argentea). Node values represent statistic support: upper values, NJ bootstrap (1000 pseudo-replicates); lower values, maximum parsimony bootstrap (1000 pseudo-replicates). Numbers on fishes represent voucher number and size of photographed specimens (left and right, respectively).

Table II.  K2P genetic distance obtained among the seven major Piabina clusters.

Table III.  Pairwise FST index obtained among the seven major Piabina clusters.

Figure 3.  Seven unconnected haplotype networks among Piabina specimens. P. anhembi is represented in gray. Numbers inside the figures represent specimens that share the same haplotype. Numbers on lines represent the mutational steps between haplotypes. Dashed lines represent the necessary steps to connect the independent networks.

Figure 3.  Seven unconnected haplotype networks among Piabina specimens. P. anhembi is represented in gray. Numbers inside the figures represent specimens that share the same haplotype. Numbers on lines represent the mutational steps between haplotypes. Dashed lines represent the necessary steps to connect the independent networks.

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