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Notably, the combination of extensive sampling at the spawning grounds and a large panel of SNP markers provided much greater power to resolve these patterns than previous genetic studies in the region have achieved (Árnason et al. 2000; O Leary et al. 2007; Pampoulie et al. 2011).

The mt marker provided much better resolution and we base our discussion of the evolutionary history of Samoana on this topology.

In the latter situation, the integrative analyses of SNP and GE markers indeed provided much richer information than the SNP-only analyses.

Genetic markers have also provided much information on the biology of invasive species, such as modes of reproduction (Weeks et al. 1995; Ali et al. 2014; Molins et al. 2014), movement patterns and rates (Bronnenhuber et al. 2011; Kirk et al. 2011; Berthouly-Salazar et al. 2013) and predator prey relationships (Kasper et al. 2004; Blanchet 2012; Valdez-Moreno et al. 2012).

The RH approach was able to map almost three times more markers compared to the available genetic maps of the D-genome and provided much more uniform distribution of markers across the genome.

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Vishal Naik provided much valued technical assistance.

Eric Hendrickson-Lambert provided much needed field assistance.

The increased marker density provides much improved delineation of regions of high and low recombination.

As mentioned in the previous section, genomic markers provide a much higher level of resolution when identifying source populations, and they can therefore clearly indicate the number of introductions from different environmental regions involved in invasions.

However, in those cases where many genes are involved, genetic markers will not provide much information, especially if each gene contributes only a minor effect, which, in addition is depending on other genes (i.e. when epistasis has a high influence).