Molecular methods confirm the first report of the non-indigenous Perna viridis Linnaeus, 1758 (Mytilida, Mytilidae) in southern Brazil

Mayara Carneiro Beltrão; Natalia Joana Rebello da Cunha; Yan de Oliveira Laaf; Fernando Luiz Diehl; Tayse Demetro dos Santos

doi:10.15560/20.4.859

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