Lack of genetic differentiation in yellowfin tuna has conservation implications in the Eastern Pacific Ocean

Laia Muñoz‐Abril(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Peter M. Grewe(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Carlos A. Valle(Universidad San Francisco de Quito), Jaime A. Chaves(Universidad San Francisco de Quito), Margarita Brandt(Universidad San Francisco de Quito), Francisco Rubianes(Universidad San Francisco de Quito), Martin A. Terán(Universidad San Francisco de Quito), Steven W. J. Canty, Felipe Galván‐Magaña(Instituto Politécnico Nacional), María de Lourdes Torres(Universidad San Francisco de Quito)
PLoS ONE
August 30, 2022
10.1371/journal.pone.0272713
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