Phylogeography of <i>Cranoglanis</i> (Teleostei: <i>Cranoglanididae</i>) Reveals Discordance Between Nominal Species and Maternal Lineages: A Broadly Distributed Clade Co-Occurring with a Cryptic Endemic in the Pearl River.

Animals (Basel) · 2026 · PMC13255799 · PMID 42278082

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Under the first grouping scheme, most of the genetic variation was attributed to differences among populations (91.66%), far exceeding the proportion within populations (8.34%), with a highly significant overall F ST of 0.91658.

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Phylogeography of &lt;i&gt;Cranoglanis&lt;/i&gt; (Teleostei: &lt;i&gt;Cranoglanididae&lt;/i&gt;) Reveals Discordance Between Nominal Species and Maternal Lineages: A Broadly Distributed Clade Co-Occurring with a Cryptic Endemic in the Pearl River.

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Phylogeography of <i>Cranoglanis</i> (Teleostei: <i>Cranoglanididae</i>) Reveals Discordance Between Nominal Species and Maternal Lineages: A Broadly Distributed Clade Co-Occurring with a Cryptic Endemic in the Pearl River.