One Name, Two Oysters: DNA Settles a 176-Year Indo-Pacific Question

A Curtin-led team combined museum specimens with gene sequencing to confirm that two rock oysters from opposite ends of the Indo-Pacific are separate species. Along the way, they recorded something nobody had documented before: a reef built by one of them on the Western Australian coast.

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