Publications by authors named "Jan Schlupp"
Article Synopsis
- Widespread species like the Sailfin molly show significant environmental variations across their natural habitats, which span from Mexico to North Carolina and into central Florida.
- Researchers used genetic analysis, life-history assessments, and environmental measurements to study 18 populations of Sailfin mollies and identified six distinct genetic clusters, indicating population structure and migration patterns.
- While there is strong genetic differentiation and isolation by distance, the presence of migrants between populations suggests human impacts, such as channels created for shipping, may facilitate fish migration despite the lack of cryptic speciation.
