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Species richness in the African pike genus <i>Hepsetus</i>: a perfect match between genetics and morphology

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E. E. K. E.
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WILEY
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In this study, morphological differences were found that corroborate earlier results that showed the existence of six species within the previously monospecific African pike genus Hepsetus . Additional genetic data ( coI , mtDNA and rag1 , nDNA) confirm the morphology‐based species delineations. Deep genetic divergences imply a relatively old age for diversification within the genus. An identification key for the six species is provided in the present study.

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