Comparative phylogeography to test for predictions of marine larval dispersal in three amphidromous shrimps

Marine Ecology Progress Series

Junta Fujita¹  Kei Zenimoto¹  Akira Iguchi¹  Yoshiaki Kai¹  Masahiro Ueno¹  Yoh Yamashita¹ 

关键词: Molecular ecology;    Comparative phylogeography;    Amphidromous shrimps;    Caridina;    Pelagic larval duration;    Kuroshio Current;   

DOI  :  10.3354/meps11911

学科分类：海洋学与技术

来源: Inter-Research

【 摘 要 】

ABSTRACT: The ecology of the freshwater life stages of the amphidromous shrimps Caridina leucosticta, C. typus and C. multidentata from southwestern Japan has been well studied. However, the ecology of their marine larval stages remains unclear. Therefore, to compare their genetic population structures and to predict their marine larval dispersal patterns, we collected 504 individuals of these 3 shrimps from throughout their distribution range in Japan and sequenced the mitochondrial DNA cytochrome c oxidase subunit I gene and control region. Comparative phylogeography showed that C. leucosticta had a genetically heterogeneous population structure, suggesting that the zoeal larvae remain near the river mouth, whereas C. typus and C. multidentata displayed homogeneous population structures, indicating high levels of larval dispersal. Consideration of these results alongside ecological data suggests a paradigm for amphidromous shrimps, whereby species with shorter larval stages require lower salinities for larval development and so cannot move with the ocean current, giving a narrower geographic distribution, whereas species with longer larval stages show the opposite pattern. We also detected species-specific demographic processes and local-scale population structures in relation to seascape features, which may have been shaped by the ecological features of each Caridina shrimp species.

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