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Pampus   argenteus    is a broadly exploited pelagic fish species, commonly misidentified as    Pampus   echinogaster   . Genetic variation and population structure in    Pampus   argenteus    was studied based on seven microsatellite loci. The observed high average allele number, heterozygosity values, and polymorphism information content of    P.   argenteus    suggested high genetic diversity. No population genetic differentiation was detected based on the results of pairwise  F  st , three-dimensional factorial correspondence analysis (3D-FCA) and STRUCTURE analysis, which implied continuous gene flow. Wilcoxon signed rank tests did not indicate significant heterozygosity excess, and recent genetic bottleneck events were not detected. Coupled with previous mitochondrial DNA results, the findings presented here indicate that high gene flow characterizes the current phylogeographic pattern of the species.

Genetic signatures of polymorphic microsatellite loci in the Ambiguous silver pomfret, Pampus argenteus ( Teleostei , Stromateidae )