Biology
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Researchers Finds Mangrove Species in Ryuku Islands in Japan Are Isolated Implicating Conservation
Researchers have discovered that the mangrove populations in the Ryukyu Islands are highly separated from one another, which has consequences for conservation, by applying methods from both genetics and oceanography.
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