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NJ tree illustrating the relationships among Mozambican fish species based on DNA barcode sequences.

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environment and energy

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dataset
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ValAurIsaLua
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The NJ tree includes both teleost and elasmobranch fish species, constructed using K2P distances from 400 pb barcode sequences (COI). Bootstrap support values are represented by dots at the nodes. Images credits are given to i-iii, vii, xii—(Pollerspöck, J. & Straube, N. 2022, www.shark-references.com; iv - https://link.springer.com/a…; v—Infofish Austrália; vi–FishBase; viii-https://indiabiodiversity.o…; ix-FishBase; xi - https://fishesofaustralia.n…; xiii - https://www.fishesoftexas.o…; xiv -https://animaldiversity.org/; xv - https://fishider.org; xvi - https://fishesofaustralia.n….

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EcologyMarine BiologyInorganic ChemistryScience PolicyEnvironmental Sciences not elsewhere classifiedBiological Sciences not elsewhere classifiedutilizing molecular referencesoverall k2p distancemaculabatis gerrardi </lethrinus miniatus </+30

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