Contemporary and historical river connectivity influence population structure in western brook lamprey in the Columbia River Basin
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The western brook lamprey Lampetra richardsoni (WBL) is a small non-parasitic lamprey that inhabits rivers and streams from southern Alaska to northern California. WBL remain in fresh water throughout their entire life and show limited dispersal. Although adults may migrate short distances upstream to spawn, most movement likely occurs through passive drifting of larvae downstream. Genetic differentiation among populations is thus expected to be high, even within a single basin, but WBL population structure has received little attention. The present study examined population connectivity of WBL from 23 sites throughout the Columbia River Basin and coastal Washington, using eight microsatellite loci and cytochrome b sequence data. Although population structure generally corresponded to contemporary river connectivity, there were some cases where genetic patterns were better explained by historical connections. Microsatellite genetic differentiation among populations separated by < 570 km was moderate to high; FST values ranged from − 0.0026 to 0.7117 and averaged 0.2929. Tributary distance was the best predictor of FST, suggesting that most gene flow takes place in tributaries rather than through the mainstem of the Columbia River. As predicted, gene flow occurred primarily in a downstream direction, resulting in lower genetic diversity in upstream sites. WBL populations in these areas may be particularly vulnerable to local extinction. Therefore, whereas anadromous lamprey management efforts are focused on improving passage at mainstem dams, conservation of WBL will require protection of individual watersheds with particular emphasis on headwater areas.
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