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Grasping the genetic structure of marine fish populations is vital for comprehending species connectivity patterns and determining the appropriate spatiotemporal scales for conservation management strategies. Here, we analyzed the population genetics of the Orangefin Ponyfish ( Photopectoralis bindus Valenciennes, 1835) by examining a portion of the gene coding for the mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase subunit I. The aim was...
Introduction Hainan Island is encompassed within the shallow waters of the tropical continental shelf in China, which is recognized as a significant hotspot for fish biodiversity. Despite extensive research conducted on marine fish taxonomy surrounding Hainan Island, there remains a substantial gap between our current understanding and the actual fish diversity within this oceanic area. Methods In this study, we employed DNA b...
The favorable natural conditions and variety of habitats in the Beibu Gulf provide a basis for harboring a high diversity of marine organisms. Sustainable coastal ecosystem management can be benefited from a comprehensive assessment of species diversity. In this study, we analyzed the seasonal changes in nektonic phylogenetic and community structures in the waters of Weizhou Island in the northern Beibu Gulf. The results showe...
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