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    Published by Manohar, 2025

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    Published by Manohar, 2026

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    The genetic relationships among 30 populations of 11 species and five genera of North American Unionidae were assessed by using standard allozyme procedures. Emphasis was on relationships among populations and species of Elliptio and Fusconaia. Multi-dimensional scaling based on a matrix of Nei s (1972) genetic distances substantiated the immunoelectrophoretic results of Davis&Fuller 1981, which demonstrated the distinct and divergent taxonomic groups Anodontinae, Margaritiferinae, and Ambleminae, plus die close relationship of Elliptio and Fusconaia, which justifies their inclusion within the same tribe. Genetic distance appears to increase regularly with time since divergence of taxa. The E. complanata species group is an apparently recent radiation and probably is actively radiating today. The I values among species of this group range from 0.90 to 0.99. Considerable heterozygosity, numerous polymorphic loci, and much interpopuladon phenotypic diversity was also recorded for this group. Some taxa mat have been considered synonyms are demonstrated to be valid species. Reasons for the low genetic distances among unionid taxa are discussed. Standard allozyme analyses are shown to be of great value for assessing relationships among unionid taxa. 20 pp., 5 figs, gr. 8.…