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. 2019 Sep 27;9:13978. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-50442-3

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Sampling sites for T. coccinea (a) along the invasive range in Southwestern Atlantic, (b) at a native population in Taiwan and (c) at five vectors located on the Brazilian coast. Pie diagrams show the number of multilocus genotypes (MLGs) (inner circle) and the allele frequency of the locus Tco 29 (with a total of 13 alleles, outer circle) per population. Colors indicate MLGs or alleles that are shared among two or more sites and gray scale indicate MLGs and alleles that are exclusive for the correspondent site (not observed on any other analyzed site). The locus Tco 29 is the second most diverse for T. coccinea and was chosen to exemplify allele sharing among invaded sites, vectors and Taiwan.