Single nucleotide polymorphism data reveals distinct geographic structuring in the Antarctic circumpolar sea spider Nymphon australe
Jessica R. Zehnpfennig(Central Michigan University), Andrew R. Mahon(Central Michigan University), Kenneth M. Halanych(University of North Carolina Wilmington), Matthew P. Galaska(University of Notre Dame)
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