Population genetic structure of the South American Bryde's whale

A genetic analysis based on mitochondrial DNA control region sequences was conducted to investigate both species identity and populations genetic structure of South American Bryde's whales. The genetic analysis was based on historical, biopsy and stranding samples from Chile (n= 10) and Brazil...

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Autores principales: Pastene,Luis A, Acevedo,Jorge, Siciliano,Salvatore, Sholl,Thais G.C, de Moura,Jailson F, Ott,Paulo Henrique, Aguayo-Lobo,Anelio
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Publicado: Universidad de Valparaíso. Facultad de Ciencias del Mar 2015
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spelling oai:scielo:S0718-195720150004000052016-01-26Population genetic structure of the South American Bryde's whalePastene,Luis AAcevedo,JorgeSiciliano,SalvatoreSholl,Thais G.Cde Moura,Jailson FOtt,Paulo HenriqueAguayo-Lobo,Anelio Balaenoptera brydei mitochondrial DNA eastern South Pacific western South Atlantic A genetic analysis based on mitochondrial DNA control region sequences was conducted to investigate both species identity and populations genetic structure of South American Bryde's whales. The genetic analysis was based on historical, biopsy and stranding samples from Chile (n= 10) and Brazil (n= 8). For comparative purposes published sequences of the Bryde's whales from different localities of the Indian and Pacific Oceans (including Peru, n= 24) were incorporated into the analysis. Results of the phylogenetic analysis identified the Bryde's whales of South America as Balaenoptera brydei. No statistically significant genetic differentiation was found between Chilean and Peruvian Bryde's whales. However, striking differences were found between western South Atlantic (Brazil) and eastern South Pacific (Peru and Chile) animals. In addition, striking genetic differences were found between all South American localities and those from the western North Pacific, Fiji and Java. These results suggest movement of B. brydei in the eastern South Pacific in the latitudinal range corresponding to Chile and Peru. These results also suggest no or very limited movement of whales between the South Pacific and the South Atlantic Oceans. This is consistent with the notion that B. brydei is not distributed further south of approximately 40ºS on both sides of South America.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessUniversidad de Valparaíso. Facultad de Ciencias del MarRevista de biología marina y oceanografía v.50 n.3 20152015-12-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-19572015000400005en10.4067/S0718-19572015000400005
institution Scielo Chile
collection Scielo Chile
language English
topic Balaenoptera brydei
mitochondrial DNA
eastern South Pacific
western South Atlantic
spellingShingle Balaenoptera brydei
mitochondrial DNA
eastern South Pacific
western South Atlantic
Pastene,Luis A
Acevedo,Jorge
Siciliano,Salvatore
Sholl,Thais G.C
de Moura,Jailson F
Ott,Paulo Henrique
Aguayo-Lobo,Anelio
Population genetic structure of the South American Bryde's whale
description A genetic analysis based on mitochondrial DNA control region sequences was conducted to investigate both species identity and populations genetic structure of South American Bryde's whales. The genetic analysis was based on historical, biopsy and stranding samples from Chile (n= 10) and Brazil (n= 8). For comparative purposes published sequences of the Bryde's whales from different localities of the Indian and Pacific Oceans (including Peru, n= 24) were incorporated into the analysis. Results of the phylogenetic analysis identified the Bryde's whales of South America as Balaenoptera brydei. No statistically significant genetic differentiation was found between Chilean and Peruvian Bryde's whales. However, striking differences were found between western South Atlantic (Brazil) and eastern South Pacific (Peru and Chile) animals. In addition, striking genetic differences were found between all South American localities and those from the western North Pacific, Fiji and Java. These results suggest movement of B. brydei in the eastern South Pacific in the latitudinal range corresponding to Chile and Peru. These results also suggest no or very limited movement of whales between the South Pacific and the South Atlantic Oceans. This is consistent with the notion that B. brydei is not distributed further south of approximately 40ºS on both sides of South America.
author Pastene,Luis A
Acevedo,Jorge
Siciliano,Salvatore
Sholl,Thais G.C
de Moura,Jailson F
Ott,Paulo Henrique
Aguayo-Lobo,Anelio
author_facet Pastene,Luis A
Acevedo,Jorge
Siciliano,Salvatore
Sholl,Thais G.C
de Moura,Jailson F
Ott,Paulo Henrique
Aguayo-Lobo,Anelio
author_sort Pastene,Luis A
title Population genetic structure of the South American Bryde's whale
title_short Population genetic structure of the South American Bryde's whale
title_full Population genetic structure of the South American Bryde's whale
title_fullStr Population genetic structure of the South American Bryde's whale
title_full_unstemmed Population genetic structure of the South American Bryde's whale
title_sort population genetic structure of the south american bryde's whale
publisher Universidad de Valparaíso. Facultad de Ciencias del Mar
publishDate 2015
url http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-19572015000400005
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