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DOI 10.1007/s10336-009-0409-z
Title (Primary) Polymorphic microsatellites identified by cross-species amplifications in the European Coot Fulica atra
Author Loyau, A.; Schmeller, D.S.
Source Titel Journal of Ornithology
Year 2009
Department NSF
Volume 150
Issue 3
Page From 703
Page To 707
Language englisch
Keywords Coot; Fulica atra; Microsatellite; Cross-amplification
Abstract We tested the cross-amplification of 26 microsatellites developed for passerines and an additional three developed for Gallinula species in eight European Coots from two populations. Sixteen microsatellite markers successfully amplified, of which nine were polymorphic with 2-6 alleles (mean 3.7 alleles) and an expected heterozygosity (H e) ranging from 0.375 to 0.805 (mean H e = 0.589). On average, we found 2.22 alleles/locus and a mean H e of 0.440 in one nest, and 2.56 alleles/locus and a mean H e of 0.494 in the other one. These nine polymorphic markers could be of potential use in studies of genetic variability, population structure and reproductive strategy of European Coots.
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Loyau, A., Schmeller, D.S. (2009):
Polymorphic microsatellites identified by cross-species amplifications in the European Coot Fulica atra
J. Ornithol. 150 (3), 703 - 707 10.1007/s10336-009-0409-z