Pronounced genetic structure in a highly mobile coral reef fish, Caesio cuning, in the Coral Triangle

Amanda S. Ackiss(Old Dominion University), Kent E. Carpenter(Dominion University College), Ambariyanto Ambariyanto(Diponegoro University), Ma. Carmen Ablan Lagman(De La Salle University), Sinta Pardede(Wildlife Conservation Society Indonesia), November A. Romena(National Fisheries Research and Development Institute), PH Barber(University of California, Los Angeles), Eric D. Crandall(Old Dominion University)
Marine Ecology Progress Series
January 14, 2013
10.3354/meps10199
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