HART32%SNYBUFVA@PUCC.PRINCETON.EDU (10/25/90)
In the library (...that "nasty" place...Sorry for what I said yesterday...)
at Niagara University, just adjacent to Niagara Falls, N.Y. I found the
following article:
Bermingham E. and J.C. Advise. 1986. Molecular Zoogeography of Freshwater
Species in the Southeastern United States. Genetics 113: 939-965
This article talks about the use of restriction length polymorphisms
in mitochondrial DNA to reconstruct evolutionary relationships of conspecific
populations in 4 species of freshwater fish-Amia calva, Lepomis punctatus,
populations in 4 species of freshwater fish-Amia calva, Lepomis punctatus,
L. gulosus and L. microlophus.
In this article, it talks about the DNA divergence patterns...species
distribution limits...and why gonetic breaks, etc. may have happened in these
species...I mean to say: why genetic breaks, etc. may have happened in these
species.
I've decided to write my paper on mechanisms on the kinds of gene flow
that were discussed in this paper...Anyone want to comment on this...I
promise not to be so sensitive about any criticisms, etc,. from anyone. If
anyone has any criticisms of my tentatively proposed topic, I certainly
need to hear it (...Sorry about yesterday...)
William Hart(HART32@SNYBUFVA.BITNET)
Home Phone Number: (716) 284-5790
p.s.-...I will check out the...library...For further papers that will be sim-
iliar this...