Morphological and molecular evidence for the first records and range extension of two marine fish species Pomadasys andamanensis and Siganus fuscescens to Odisha Coast, Bay of Bengal
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Morphological and molecular evidence for the first records and range extension of two marine fish species Pomadasys andamanensis and Siganus fuscescens to Odisha Coast, Bay of Bengal
Abstract
Two specimens are from each of Pomadasys andamanensis (Mckay and Satapoomin) and Siganus fuscescens (Houttuyn) were collected from Gopalpur-on-sea, Odisha coast, Bay of Bengal. A study on conventional taxonomy interestingly demonstrates not only the first record of appearance of both the species, but also their inclusion to their respective species on the Odisha coast, Bay of Bengal. It was further, strengthened by molecular analysis through DNA barcoding which showed high confidence sequence similarity in their species identification. Moreover, the congruent clustering of both the species according to their morphological identification, strongly support the species identification through DNA barcoding. Above all, the generated time tree with regards to their origin largely agrees with other recent reports based on mitochondrial loci analysis indicates middle to early Miocene sub-epoch for Pomadasys andamanensis and for Siganus fuscescens it occurred sometimes in the late Pleistocene epoch. The migration of these reef-associated fishes is probably for their specific attraction to reef region of Bay of Bengal or/and ecological disturbances in their native region. The overall outcomes confirmed the first ever extensive range of occurrence of these two marine fish species on the Odisha coast, Bay of Bengal.
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