Use of single nucleotide polymorphisms identifies backcrossing and species misidentifications among three San Francisco estuary osmerids

Overview of attention for article published in Conservation Genetics, January 2018

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RT @sbspfisheries: Delta smelt are hybridizing with the non-native Wakasagi Smelt. https://t.co/36VZSPOyDM

RT @sbspfisheries: Delta smelt are hybridizing with the non-native Wakasagi Smelt. https://t.co/36VZSPOyDM

RT @GVLUCDavis: New paper out on hybridization and misidentifications in native and introduce San Francisco Osmerids. Check it out! https:…

RT @sbspfisheries: Delta smelt are hybridizing with the non-native Wakasagi Smelt. https://t.co/36VZSPOyDM

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