Long-range dispersal and high-latitude environments influence the population structure of a "stress-tolerant" dinoflagellate endosymbiont

Keyphrases

• Changing Environment 33%
• Coral Community 33%
• Endosymbiont 100%
• Environment Influence 100%
• Environmental Extremes 33%
• Genetic Discontinuity 33%
• Genetic Subdivision 33%
• Gulf of California 33%
• High-latitude Conditions 100%
• Host Connectivity 33%
• Internal Transcribed Spacer 2 (ITS2) 33%
• Long-distance Dispersal 100%
• Marine Ecosystems 33%
• Microbial Eukaryotes 33%
• Nomen nudum 33%
• Pocillopora 66%
• Population Differentiation 33%
• Sea of Cortez 33%
• Seasonal Fluctuation 33%
• Selection Pressure 33%
• Symbiotic Dinoflagellates 33%
• Temperate Environment 33%
• Tropical Eastern Pacific 33%
• Warm Climate 33%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Endosymbiont 100%
• Population Differentiation 50%