Population structure of zostera marina (Eelgrass) on the Western Atlantic Coast is characterized by poor connectivity and inbreeding

Keyphrases

• Allelic Richness 50%
• American Population 50%
• Anthropogenic Effects 50%
• Chesapeake Bay 50%
• Disease Effects 50%
• DNA Polymorphism 50%
• East Coast 50%
• Eelgrass 100%
• Effective Population Size 50%
• Europe 50%
• Expected Heterozygosity 50%
• Fixation Index 50%
• Genetic Differentiation 50%
• Genetic Diversity 50%
• Heterozygote 50%
• High Fixation 50%
• Homozygote 50%
• Inbreeding 100%
• Lack of Diversity 50%
• Local Inbreeding 50%
• Long Island 50%
• Low Genetic Diversity 50%
• Maine 50%
• Marina 100%
• Microsatellite Markers 50%
• North Atlantic 50%
• Observed Heterozygosity 50%
• Patchy Population 50%
• Population Diversity 50%
• Population Genetics 50%
• Population Structure 100%
• Reproductive Fitness 50%
• Restoration Project 50%
• Restricted Connectivity 100%
• Site Populations 50%
• West Coast of North America 50%
• Western Atlantic 50%
• Western Atlantic Coast 100%
• Zostera Marina 100%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Americans 33%
• Eelgrass 100%
• Genetic Divergence 100%
• Heterozygosity 66%
• Inbreeding 100%
• Microsatellite 33%
• Population Genetics 33%
• Population Size 33%
• Population Structure 100%
• Reproductive Fitness 33%
• Zostera Marina 100%