Hybridization and introgression in a mixed population of the intertidal seaweeds Fucus evanescens and F-serratus
Hybridization and introgression in a mixed population of the intertidal seaweeds Fucus evanescens and F-serratus
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DOI:
10.1111/j.1420-9101.2007.01411.x
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发表时间:
2007-11-01
影响因子:
2.1
通讯作者:
Olsen, J. L.
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作者:
Coyer, J. A.;Hoarau, G.;Olsen, J. L.
The introduced Fucus evanescens (hermaphroditic) and the native F. serratus (dioecious) have been in secondary contact along the Danish coast of the Kattegat Sea for 60-100 years and dioecious hybrids have been observed at Blushoj for several years. Hybridization in Fucus is unusual because it appears to always involve a hermaphroditic and a dioecious parental pair. We determined the degree and spatial patterns of introgression for 286 individuals using 10 microsatellite loci and cpDNA. Hybrids accounted for nearly 13% of the population, yet parental species were well differentiated (F(ST) = 0.633). The presence of F. evanescens chloroplasts in 100% of F(1) hybrids revealed asymmetrical hybridization. Fucus evanescens cpDNA was observed in 50% of introgressed and 5.4% of pure F. serratus, but no F. serratus cpDNA was found in F. evanescens. In contrast, nuclear DNA introgression was symmetrical with an equal amount (approximate to 1.5%) of genes introgressed into each parental species. Survivorship and viability data suggest selection against hybrids in the hybrid zone.