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Fig. 4 | BMC Genomics

Fig. 4

From: Mitochondrial and nuclear genetic analyses of the tropical black-lip rock oyster (Saccostrea echinata) reveals population subdivision and informs sustainable aquaculture development

Fig. 4

Map showing locations from which oysters (Saccostrea echinata) were sampled within the Northern Territory, Australia. Different coloured circle markers indicate two genetic clusters (1) the west cluster (blue circle markers); PRL, Pirlangimpi (11°15′07″S 130°20′53″E); MLK, Milikapiti (11°22′5″S 130°34′21″E); ANR, Anuru Bay (11°43′23″S 133°20′35″E); WGU, Wigu (11°38′49″S 133°25′23″E); and MRN, Mooroongga Island (11°56′06″S 135°02′47″E); and (2) the east cluster (orange circle markers); NHL, Nhulunbuy (12°14′14″S 136°40′30″E); BKD, Bukudal (13°00′40″S 136°37′41″E); and UMB, Umbakumba (13°39′03″S 136°40′45″E). The dominant near-surface current circulation patterns and location of the Arafura Basin (indicated by the lined polygon) are illustrated (adapted from Schiller [56] and Geoscience Australia [57])

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