Unveiling the unknown phylogenetic position of the scallop Austrochlamys natans and its implications for marine stewardship in the Magallanes Province

Abstract Two species of scallop, Austrochlamys natans (“Ostión del Sur”) and Zygochlamys patagonica (“Ostión patagonico”) are presently exploited in the southern part of the Magallanes Province (MP). The lack of clarity in taxonomic identification and ecological aspects is generating both erroneous...

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Autores principales: Sebastián Rosenfeld, Cristian Aldea, Zambra López, Claudia S. Maturana, Jaime Ojeda, Francisco Bahamonde, Camille Detrée, Andrés Mansilla, Elie Poulin, Karin Gérard
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:b441ad8eb36c42298aad5e9ce0015f9c2021-12-02T14:23:13ZUnveiling the unknown phylogenetic position of the scallop Austrochlamys natans and its implications for marine stewardship in the Magallanes Province10.1038/s41598-021-86492-92045-2322https://doaj.org/article/b441ad8eb36c42298aad5e9ce0015f9c2021-03-01T00:00:00Zhttps://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-021-86492-9https://doaj.org/toc/2045-2322Abstract Two species of scallop, Austrochlamys natans (“Ostión del Sur”) and Zygochlamys patagonica (“Ostión patagonico”) are presently exploited in the southern part of the Magallanes Province (MP). The lack of clarity in taxonomic identification and ecological aspects is generating both erroneous extraction statistics and an unperceived harvesting pressure on A. natans and Z. patagonica. We aim to discriminate these Magallanes scallops accurately, improve our understanding of their complex natural history and discuss possible implications for their management and conservation status, given the current fisheries statistics. To achieve these goals, we present a complete review of the historical identification of the Magallanes scallop and a multi-locus molecular phylogeny which allowed us to recover the phylogenetic position of A. natans. We sampled 54 individuals from five localities across the southern Pacific coast of the MP. We calculated the depth of the byssal notch (BND) and shell height (VH) ratio from morphological characters and conducted phylogenetic reconstructions with mitochondrial (12S and 16S) and nuclear markers (28S) using Bayesian and maximum likelihood analyses. Both morphology and molecular phylogeny identified two distinct entities, Z. patagonica and a distinct, highly divergent lineage that corresponds to A. natans. Our study provides integrative evidence to alert the current fishery management and the need for further conservation studies.Sebastián RosenfeldCristian AldeaZambra LópezClaudia S. MaturanaJaime OjedaFrancisco BahamondeCamille DetréeAndrés MansillaElie PoulinKarin GérardNature PortfolioarticleMedicineRScienceQENScientific Reports, Vol 11, Iss 1, Pp 1-11 (2021)
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Sebastián Rosenfeld
Cristian Aldea
Zambra López
Claudia S. Maturana
Jaime Ojeda
Francisco Bahamonde
Camille Detrée
Andrés Mansilla
Elie Poulin
Karin Gérard
Unveiling the unknown phylogenetic position of the scallop Austrochlamys natans and its implications for marine stewardship in the Magallanes Province
description Abstract Two species of scallop, Austrochlamys natans (“Ostión del Sur”) and Zygochlamys patagonica (“Ostión patagonico”) are presently exploited in the southern part of the Magallanes Province (MP). The lack of clarity in taxonomic identification and ecological aspects is generating both erroneous extraction statistics and an unperceived harvesting pressure on A. natans and Z. patagonica. We aim to discriminate these Magallanes scallops accurately, improve our understanding of their complex natural history and discuss possible implications for their management and conservation status, given the current fisheries statistics. To achieve these goals, we present a complete review of the historical identification of the Magallanes scallop and a multi-locus molecular phylogeny which allowed us to recover the phylogenetic position of A. natans. We sampled 54 individuals from five localities across the southern Pacific coast of the MP. We calculated the depth of the byssal notch (BND) and shell height (VH) ratio from morphological characters and conducted phylogenetic reconstructions with mitochondrial (12S and 16S) and nuclear markers (28S) using Bayesian and maximum likelihood analyses. Both morphology and molecular phylogeny identified two distinct entities, Z. patagonica and a distinct, highly divergent lineage that corresponds to A. natans. Our study provides integrative evidence to alert the current fishery management and the need for further conservation studies.
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author Sebastián Rosenfeld
Cristian Aldea
Zambra López
Claudia S. Maturana
Jaime Ojeda
Francisco Bahamonde
Camille Detrée
Andrés Mansilla
Elie Poulin
Karin Gérard
author_facet Sebastián Rosenfeld
Cristian Aldea
Zambra López
Claudia S. Maturana
Jaime Ojeda
Francisco Bahamonde
Camille Detrée
Andrés Mansilla
Elie Poulin
Karin Gérard
author_sort Sebastián Rosenfeld
title Unveiling the unknown phylogenetic position of the scallop Austrochlamys natans and its implications for marine stewardship in the Magallanes Province
title_short Unveiling the unknown phylogenetic position of the scallop Austrochlamys natans and its implications for marine stewardship in the Magallanes Province
title_full Unveiling the unknown phylogenetic position of the scallop Austrochlamys natans and its implications for marine stewardship in the Magallanes Province
title_fullStr Unveiling the unknown phylogenetic position of the scallop Austrochlamys natans and its implications for marine stewardship in the Magallanes Province
title_full_unstemmed Unveiling the unknown phylogenetic position of the scallop Austrochlamys natans and its implications for marine stewardship in the Magallanes Province
title_sort unveiling the unknown phylogenetic position of the scallop austrochlamys natans and its implications for marine stewardship in the magallanes province
publisher Nature Portfolio
publishDate 2021
url https://doaj.org/article/b441ad8eb36c42298aad5e9ce0015f9c
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