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Ecology and Evolution. 2022;12:e8635. | 1 of 22 https://doi.org/10.1002/ece3.8635 www.ecolevol.org Received:22December2021 | Revised:20January2022 | Accepted:25January2022 DOI: 10.1002/ece3.8635 RESEARCH ARTICLE Quaternary geomorphological and climatic changes associated with the diversification of Iberian freshwater fishes: The case of the genus Cobitis (Cypriniformes, Cobitidae) Andrea CorralLou1,2 | Silvia Perea1,3 | Anabel Perdices1 | Ignacio Doadrio1 ThisisanopenaccessarticleunderthetermsoftheCreativeCommonsAttributionLicense,whichpermitsuse,distributionandreproductioninanymedium, providedtheoriginalworkisproperlycited. ©2022TheAuthors.Ecology and EvolutionpublishedbyJohnWiley&SonsLtd. 1BiodiversityandEvolutionaryBiology Department,MuseoNacionaldeCiencias Naturales,CSIC,Madrid,Spain 2ConsultoresenBiologíadela ConservaciónS.L.,Madrid,Spain 3InstitutodeBiología,Departamentode Zoología,UniversidadNacionalAutónoma deMéxico,CiudaddeMéxico,México Correspondence AndreaCorral-Lou,Biodiversityand EvolutionaryBiologyDepartment,Museo NacionaldeCienciasNaturales,CSIC, JoséGutiérrezAbascal,2;28006Madrid, Spain. Email:[email protected] Funding information IndustrialDoctorateofCommunityof Madrid,Grant/AwardNumber:IND2017/ AMB-7699;DueroHydrographic Confederation,Grant/AwardNumber: Life13nat/es/000772 Abstract WestudiedthepopulationgeneticstructureofCobitis vettonica,anendangeredfreshwaterfishspeciesendemictotheIberianPeninsula,inordertoproposeabiogeographicmodeloftheresponsesofspeciestothemultiplechangesthatoccurredin theIberianhydrologicalsystemduringtheQuaternaryperiod.Wealsodeciphered therelationshipofC. vettonica with its sister species C. paludica,particularlyinsympatricareas,andprovidegeneticinformationforconservationpurposes.Toachieve thisgoal,weanalyzedbothmitochondrialandnucleardata(thecytochrome band the nuclear recombination activating 1genes)andabatteryofsingle-nucleotidepolymorphisms(SNPs)of248individualsofC. vettonica or C. paludicafrom38localities, includingsomesympatricones,coveringtheentiredistributionareaofC. vettonica. Wehighlighttheimportantroleplayedbythehydrogeomorphologicalprocessesand climaticchangesthatoccurredintheIberianPeninsuladuringtheQuaternaryonboth thepopulationstructureofC. vettonicaanditsrelationshipwithitssisterspeciesC. paludica.Ourresultssupportthegeneticintrogressionofpopulationsattheeastern limitofthedistributionofC. vettonica.Furthermore,wepostulategeneticintrogressioninsympatricareas.Finally,weproposetheestablishmentorexpansionoffour OperationalConservationUnits(OCUs)forC. vettonica,andhighlightthethreatfaced byitspopulationsduetothelowlevelofgeneticdiversitydetectedforsomeofits populationsandgeneticintrogressionwithC. paludica,whichcouldeventuallydisplaceC. vettonica,resultinginalossofdiversityinthisspecies. KEYWORDS Cobitis,hybridization,IberianPeninsula,populationstructureandconservation,quaternary TAXONOMY CLASSIFICATION Populationgenetics
2 of 22 | CORRALLOU et AL. 1 | INTRODUCTION The Quaternary is a geological period characterized by glacial– interglacial cycles that have dominated the global climate since 2.58Myatothepresentera(Gibbardetal.,2010;Pillans&Naish, 2004),whichhavehaddrasticconsequencesontheevolutionofthe biotaofmanyregions.Duetoadvancesinthefieldofphylogeography,wehaveabetterunderstandingoftheresponsesoforganismstoPleistoceneevents(Hewitt,2004;Weiss&Ferrand,2007). ClassicalstudiessupporttheroleofMediterraneanpeninsulasas refugesforfaunaduringtheQuaternary,whichprovidedthestock forrecolonizationsofnorthernandcentralEurope(Hewitt,1996; Taberlet&Bouvet,1994).TheIberianPeninsulaisconsideredoneof themostimportantrefugesduringthisperiod,asshownbyseveral studies,mainlyofterrestrialfauna(Querejetaetal.,2017;Valdiosera etal.,2008). Primaryfreshwaterfishes(i.e.,fishesstrictlyintolerantofsaltwater; Myers, 1966) have limited dispersal abilities and are often restrictedtospecifichydrographicbasins.Dispersalbetweenbasins during the Quaternary was possible mainly through downstream connectionscausedbythedecreaseinsealevelduringcoldperiods orbyupstreampiracy(Corral-Louetal.,2019;Mesquitaetal.,2005; Perea&Doadrio,2015).TheformationoftheIberianfluvialnetwork alsoculminatedduringthisperiod,whichaffectedtheregion'shydrogeomorphologyandthereforethecurrentevolutionarypatterns foundinprimaryfreshwaterfauna(Alonsoetal.,2007;Corral-Lou etal.,2021;Paisetal.,2012;Pereaetal.,2016).Likewise,thecurrent populationstructureofmanyIberianfreshwaterfisheshasbeenattributedtotheinteractionofvariousnaturalfactorsthatoccurred duringtheQuaternarysuchasthedryingupofbodiesofwater,sea- levelfluctuations,tsunamis,streampiracy,isolationofbasins,hydrogeomorphologicalchanges,andsecondarycontactoftwodifferent basins(Casal-Lópezetal.,2017;Corral-Louetal.,2019;Ganteetal., 2009;Pereaetal.,2016). Despiteeffortsmadeinthelastseveraldecades,thereisstill muchtobelearnedabouttheimpactofQuaternarychangesonthe evolutionary processes and patterns of diversification of Iberian freshwater fish populations. Especially those species with a restricteddistributionrangesincetheywereprobablymoreaffected byclimaticandgeologicalchangesduringtheQuaternarythanspecieswithlargerranges.Inordertoaddresssomeopenevolutionary questions, such as the role of hydrogeomorphologic changes and genetic introgression in species evolution, we analyzed populationsofCobitis vettonicaasacasestudy.Thisspeciesisanendangered Iberian freshwater fish whose distribution is restricted toafewriversintheTagusandDuerobasinsinthemid-western IberianPeninsula(Figure1).ItinhabitsriverswithlowpHandwater hardness levels, andgravel androckybottoms,andismorecommonlyfoundintheheadwatersoftheserivers(Carmonaetal.,1999; Collares-Pereiraetal.,2021;Doadrioetal.,2011;Perdices&Coelho, 2020).Incontrast,thesisterspeciesofC. vettonica,Cobitis paludica (Doadrio&Perdices,2005;Perdices&Doadrio,2001),isageneralistthatinhabitsmostoftheIberiandrainagesincludingTagusand Douro,withapreferenceforstreamsclosetothemainchannelwith highsuspendedsolids,highwaterhardness,lowtransparency,low currentvelocityandmuddybottoms(Carmonaetal.,1999;Doadrio etal.,2011).SympatriczonesofC. vettonicaandC. paludicahave beenreportedinthewesternlimitsofthe distributionareaofC. vettonicabutgeneticintrogressionbetweenthemhasnotbeenreported(Perdices&Coelho,2020).However,insomeeasternpopulationstherehasbeenmentionofgeneticintrogressionbetweenC. vettonicaandC. paludica,butnomoreinformationhasbeendetailed (Doadrio et al., 2011, 2021). Sister species of Iberian freshwater fishesgenerallyhaveanallopatricdistributionthatwasestablished mainlybeforetheQuaternary(Doadrio,1988;Sousa-Santosetal., 2019).Somespeciesnowshowpatternsofsympatryincertainareas as a consequence of secondary contacts during the Quaternary, whichhasledtogeneticintrogression,asisthecaseofsomespecieswithinthegeneraofLuciobarbusandPhoxinus(Corral-Louetal., 2019;Denysetal.,2013;Machordometal.,1990).Inthecaseof C. vettonicaandC. paludica,phylogeneticstudieshaveshownthey diverged during the Plio-Pleistocene (Doadrio & Perdices, 2005; Sousa-Santosetal.,2014).However,boththeoriginofthesympatric zonesbetweenC. vettonicaandC. paludicaandtheplausiblegenetic introgressionbetweentheminthewesterndistributionareaofC. vettonicaareunknown.Allthesepointsmakefisheswithrestricted distributionareasasexcellentmodelstodeciphertheQuaternary effectsonthediversificationoffreshwater-restrictedtaxawithina glacialrefugeastheIberianPeninsula(Ganteetal.,2009). PhylogeographicstudiesofIberianprimaryfreshwaterfishes have mainly used mitochondrial genes combined with nuclear markerssuchasmicrosatellitesorintrons(Casal-López&Doadrio, 2018;Corral-Louetal.,2019;Gonzalezetal.,2014,2018;Perea &Doadrio,2015).Inrecentyears,phylogeographicandpopulation genetics studies have taken advantage of next-generation sequencing(NGS)technologiestobroadlyscreenthegenomeat highresolution,yetsomechallengesremainintheanalysisofNGS FIGURE 1 Samplinglocalitiesincludedinthisstudy.Theorange shadingdelimitstheDueroBasin,andthegreenshadingdelimits theTagusBasin.NumberscorrespondtothoselistedinTable1
| 3 of 22 CORRALLOU et AL. datasuchasthehandlingoflarge-scaleandcomplexdata,theupstreamprocess of pipeline,andthelimitednumber ofavailable reference genomes (McCormack et al., 2013; Tan et al., 2019). Combined analyses of single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) with mitochondrial and nuclear markers have proven useful to providemorecompleteandmoredetailedphylogeographicand biogeographic models of the past and present relationships of populationsofvariousspecies (Corral-Louetal.,2021;Mendes etal.,2019;Zarraonaindiaetal.,2012). The main aim of this study is to provide a robust biogeographicmodelforthespeciesC. vettonicathroughoutitsentire distributionasawitnessoftheevolutionoftheIberianPeninsula throughouttheQuaternary.Wealsodeciphertherelationshipof C. vettonica with its sister species C. paludicaatthelimitsofits distributionarea.Inaddition,weassessthepopulationstructure andgeneticdiversityofthespeciesacrossitsdistributiontorevise the Operational Conservation Units (OCUs; Doadrio et al., 1996)previouslyestablishedforC. vettonica(Doadrioetal.,2021) ortoestablishnewones.MoredetailedandaccurateOCUsand decipheringtherelationshipwithitssisterspeciesthroughoutits entirerangearekeyfortheeffectivemanagementandconservationoftheendangeredC. vettonica.Toachievethesegoals,we analyzed the mitochondrial marker cytochrome b(MT-CYB), the nuclearmarkerrecombination activating gene 1(RAG1),andaset ofSNPsobtainedthroughnext-generationsequencingofpopulationsthroughouttheentiredistributionrangeofC. vettonicaand someofC. paludicafromadjacentsub-basins. 2 | MATERIALS AND METHODS 2.1 | Sampling, DNA extraction, amplification and sequencing Wesampled 204individualsofC. vettonicaand60ofC. paludica fromatotalof38localities(Figure1;Table1).The27localities(23in theTagusand4intheDuero)inwhichC. vettonicawasfoundcover theentireknowndistributionareaofthespecies,andincludesits typelocality(ÁrragoRiver,TagusBasin).ThesamplesofC. paludica werecollectedfrom13localities,includingitstypelocality(Tiétar River,TagusBasin):ofthese,11wereeitheradjacenttothoseofC. vettonicaorinsympatriclocalitiesintheTagusBasin,andtwowere intheDueroBasin(Figure1;Table1).Tissuesampleswereobtained from the DNA and Tissue Collection at the National Museum of NaturalSciencesofMadrid(MNCN–CSIC;TableS1).Sequencesof MT-CYBofC. vettonicaandC. paludicaavailableinGenBankwere alsoincludedinthestudy(33ofC. vettonicaand7ofC. paludica; TableS1). For each individual, DNA was extracted from ventral fin tissue using the Qiagen DNeasy® Blood and Tissue Kit (Qiagen, Inc., Valencia, CA, USA), following the manufacturer's protocol. Polymerasechainreaction(PCR)wasusedtoamplify1140bpofMT- CYBfrom208individuals(164ofC. vettonicaand44ofC. paludica), and1500bpofRAG1from90individuals(66ofC. vettonicaand24 ofC. paludica)(TableS1).Amplificationswereperformedfollowing theprotocoldescribedbyDoadrioandPerdices(2005)forMT-CYB, andCorral-Louetal.(2021)forRAG1. All sequences (the new ones and the ones downloaded from GenBank;TableS1)forMT-CYB(248sequences,240fromthepresentstudyand40fromGenBank;TableS1)andRAG1(90sequences fromthepresentstudy;TableS1)werealignedusingMAFFT(Katoh & Standley, 2013), as implemented in Geneious 10.1.3 (https:// www.geneious.com;Kearseetal.,2012),andthenmanuallyexamined. Alleles of RAG1were separated using the PHASEalgorithm (Stephens&Donnelly,2003),asimplementedinDnaSPv.6.10.01 (Rozasetal.,2017). 2.2 | Genotyping and SNP filtering FortheSNPstudy,weselectedeightpopulationsofeachC. vettonicaandC. paludica(Table1)basedonthestructureobserved inapreviousstudyusingmitochondrialdataandavailableDNA (Doadrioetal.,2021).Atotalof106individuals(60ofC. vettonica and46ofC. paludica;TableS1)wereusedtopreparelibrariesfor doubledigestrestrictionsite-associatedDNAsequencing(ddRAD- seq)followingtheprotocoldescribedbyKessetal.(2016).AllDNA sampleswereusedasaninputforacustomlibrarypreparation protocol.Librariesweredual-indexedforpostsequencingdemultiplexing.ThesampleswereruninaNovaSeq6000PE150lane. Trimmomatic0.36(Bolgeretal.,2014)wasusedtoremoveadapters (ILLUMINACLIP option). Using the process_radtags program inSTACKS2.4(Catchenetal.,2013),allreadsweretruncatedto thesamelengthof95bp,andlow-qualityreadswereremoved usingthe-qparameteraccordingtophred33system.Adenovo_ mapanalysiswasalsoperformedinSTACKS,inwhichdifferent programswereruntoassemblelociineachindividual(ustacks), buildacatalogue(cstacks),matchallgenericsamplesagainstthe catalogue(sstacks),andreconstructlociusingR2readsandidentifySNPsusingthemetapopulationinformation(gstacks).Priorto runningtheSTACKSmodules,severaltestswereusedtoidentify whichparametersmaximizedthenumberofSNPsobtainedinat least 80% of the individuals (r80 rule; Paris et al., 2017). Since SNPswereobtainedforbothspecies,weexploredparametersin aconservative wayinthede_novomapsmoduleofstacks.The parameter m (i.e., the minimum depth of coverage required to createastack)wassetto5duetothedepthofcoveragevalues obtained.TheMparameter(i.e.,numberofmismatchesallowed betweenstackswithinindividuals)hastobecarefullyset.Ifitis settoohigh,paralogousornonhomologouslocicanbeincorrectly mergedintothesamelocusandifitissettoolow,homologous locicanbelost.Forthisreason,theparameterMwasexplored between3and5.FollowingtheindicationsofParisetal.(2017), thevaluesofn(i.e.,thenumberofmismatchesallowedbetween stacksbetweenindividuals)wereexploredfrom2to4(TableS2). Finally,theselectedparameterswerem =5,M =3,andn = 2. The
4 of 22 | CORRALLOU et AL. TABLE 1 Informationonthesamplinglocalitiesincludedinthepresentstudy No Species River Basin Subbasin Locality Province mtDNA nDNA SNPs 1Sympatricarea Alfrividas Tagus Ponsul Alfrividas Portugal 4/1 – – 2C. vettonica Aravil Tagus Aravil Alcafozes Portugal 1– – 3C. vettonica Aravil Tagus Aravil CegonhasNovas Portugal 4 – – 4C. vettonica Erjas Tagus UpperErjas Valverdedel Fresno Spain 12 9? 5 5C. vettonica SanMartin Tagus UpperErjas SanMartínde Trevejo Spain 6 1 – 6C. vettonica Trevejana Tagus UpperErjas Cilleros Spain 4 4 – 7C. vettonica Erjas Tagus Middle Erjas Termasde Monfortinho Portugal 6– – 8C. vettonica Arades Tagus Middle Erjas Salvaterrado Extremo Portugal 2– – 9C. vettonica Erjas Tagus LowerErjas Salvaterrado Extremo Portugal 2– – 10 Sympatricarea Erjas Tagus LowerErjas CabeçaQueimado Portugal 1/1 – – 11 Sympatricarea Erjas Tagus LowerErjas AzenhadoRoque Portugal 4/1 – – 12 Sympatricarea Erjas Tagus LowerErjas Serrinha Portugal 2/1 – – 13 C. vettonica Árrago Tagus Western Alagón CadalsodeGata Spain 15 3? – 14 C. vettonica Gata Tagus Western Alagón Gata Spain 19 5 5 15 C. vettonica SanBlas Tagus Western Alagón Gata Spain 1– – 16 C. vettonica Acebo Tagus Western Alagón Hoyos Spain 3 1 – 17 C. vettonica Mayas Duero Águeda Descargamaría Spain 2– – 18 C. vettonica Mayas Duero Águeda ElSahugo Spain 20 410 19 C. vettonica Águeda Duero Águeda LaHerguijuela Spain 1– – 20 C. vettonica Turones Duero Águeda LaBouza Spain 1 1 – 21 C. vettonica Alagón Tagus Eastern Alagón SantiIbañezdela Sierra Spain 14 9 4 22 C. vettonica Francia Tagus Eastern Alagón NavadeFrancia Spain 14 5 8 23 C. vettonica Cuerpode Hombre Tagus Eastern Alagón Sotoserrano Spain 19 910 24 C. vettonica Ladrillar Tagus Eastern Alagón LaRebollosa Spain 1– – 25 C. vettonica Hurdano Tagus Eastern Alagón VegasdeCoria Spain 1 1 – 26 C. vettonica Caparro Tagus Eastern Alagón Zarzade Granadilla Spain 23 78 27 C. vettonica Jerte Tagus Eastern Alagón Navaconcejo Spain 15 510 28 C. paludica Alvito Tagus Ocreza MonteGordo Portugal 1– – 29 C. paludica Aurela Tagus Salor Santiagode Alcántara Spain 5 5 9 30 C. paludica Toula Tagus Aravil Alcafozes Portugal 1– – 31 C. paludica Aravil Tagus Aravil CegonhasNovas Portugal 1– – 32 C. paludica Salor Tagus Salor Membrío Spain 2– 2 33 C. paludica Tamuja Tagus Almonte Trujillo Spain 4 – 4
| 5 of 22 CORRALLOU et AL. programpopulations,alsoinSTACKS,wasusedtofiltertheSNPs usingthefollowingparameters:-p16-r0.80,– min_maf =0.05, – max_obs_het =0.75,and– write_random_snp. TwomatricesfortheSNPswerebuilt.Theallowedpercentage ofmissingdataperlocusandperindividualwas30%(TableS3).The firstmatrixincludedthepopulationsofC. vettonicaanddatafrom60 individualsfrom8localitiesand4000polymorphicloci.Thesecond includedpopulationsofbothC. vettonicaandC. paludica,referred toasC. vettonica + C. paludica,anddatafrom106individualsfrom 16localitiesand4538polymorphicloci. 2.3 | Phylogeny Aphylogenetictreewasconstructedtoassessrelationshipsbased onthecollapsedMT-CYBhaplotypesmatrix.TheselectedsubstitutionmodelswereSYM,HKY+I,andGTR+Gforthefirst,second,andthirdposition,respectively,basedontheresultsobtained inPartitionFinder2(Lanfearetal.,2017)usingtheAkaikeinformationcriterion(AIC;Akaike,1974).Theanalysiswasimplementedin MrBayesv3.2(Ronquistetal.,2012),withtwosimultaneousindependentrunseachwithfourMarkovchainMonteCarlo(MCMC), whichwererunfor5× 107generations.Thefirst25%ofgenerationswereremovedasburn-in.Posteriorprobability(pp)values wereusedtoassessthereliabilityofthephylogenetichypothesis. TwosequencesofotherspeciesofCobitiswereusedasoutgroups: C. bilineata(EF605321.1)andC. zanandreai(AF263089.1).Thegenetic divergencebetweenthelineagesobtained intheMT-CYB analysis was evaluated through uncorrected p-distances with 1000permutationsusingMEGAv.6.0(Tamuraetal.,2013).For the SNP data, phylogenetic relationships were evaluated using thecompleteSNPmatrix(C. vettonica + C. paludica)throughthe MaximumLikelihood(ML)methodintheRaxMLprogramimplementedinCIPRESScienceGatewayv3.3.Theevolutionarymodel selectedwasASC_GTRGAMMA,asrecommendedintheprogram manual for data that contain only variable sites, and the Lewis ascertainmentbiascorrectionwasused(Stamatakis,2016).The robustness of the tree was evaluated with 1000 bootstrap (b) replicates. 2.4 | Genetic structure To examine the genetic structure of all studied populations of C. vettonica and C. paludica, haplotype networks for the two genes wereconstructedusingthemedian-joiningalgorithm(Bandeltetal., 1999)implementedinPopART(Leigh&Bryant,2015).Analysisof molecularvariance(AMOVA)wasusedtodeterminethesourceof thegeneticvariationinMT-CYBforthepopulationsidentifiedasC. vettonica(excludingV4subset,seebelow)usingdifferentgroupings basedonbasin,sub-basin,andevolutionarylineage.TheseanalyseswereimplementedinArlequinv.3.11(Excoffier&Lischer,2010) with 10,000 permutations. Population differentiation in terms of Φst(Hudsonetal.,1992)betweenallpopulationpairs(exceptthose representedbyonlyoneindividual)forthecompletedataset(C. vettonicaandC. paludica)wasalsocalculatedinArlequinv.3.11.Forthe localitiesinwhichmitochondrialhaplotypesofbothC. vettonicaand C. paludicawerefound,theΦstwascalculatedbytreatingtheindividualsofeachspeciesasseparatepopulations. FortheSNPsdata,onlyneutrallociweretakenintoaccountto studythepopulationstructureinordertoavoidthebiasthatcould becausedbycandidatelociforselection.Forthisreason,weevaluated the presence of loci under selection with BayeScan v.2.0 (Foll & Gaggiotti, 2008), using the default parameters except for thepriorodds(priorodds=100;Lotterhos&Whitlock,2014).We removedthelociunderselectionandconstructedtwonewmatricesfortheneutralloci,keeping3998lociintheC. vettonicamatrix and4500lociintheC. vettonica + C. paludicamatrix.STRUCTURE (Pritchard et al., 2000) was used to assess the genetic structure basedonthetwoSNPmatrices.Themostprobablenumberofsubpopulations(K)foreachanalysiswasequaltothenumberofpopulationsstudied+1(K =9andK =17,respectively).Weperformed10 independentsimulationsforeachKwithaburn-inlengthof50,000 and50,000MCMCrepetitionsaftertheburn-in.Themostprobable number of subpopulations for each matrix was estimated by takingintoaccounttheresultsofboththeΔK(Evannoetal.,2005) andthePuechmaillemethod(Puechmaille,2016).Thewebserver StructureSelector(Li&Liu,2018)wasusedtomaketheseestimations.WeselectedKbasedonbothmethodsbecauseagreaterprobabilityofK =2existswhenthestructureisanalyzedwiththeΔK No Species River Basin Subbasin Locality Province mtDNA nDNA SNPs 34 C. paludica Almonte Tagus Almonte Jaraicejo Spain 5 5 5 35 C. paludica Ibor Tagus Lower Tagus CastañardeIbor Spain 3– 3 36 C. paludica Tiétar Tagus Tiétar LaIglesueladel Tiétar Spain 11 5 6 37 C. paludica Yeltes Duero Huebra- Yeltes SanMartínde Yeltes Spain 5 5 8 38 C. paludica Huebra Duero Huebra- Yeltes Elcubodedon Sancho Spain 9 4 9 Notes: Alsodetailedarethenumberofindividualsstudiedforeachofthemarkertypes:mtDNA(MT-CYB),nDNA(RAG1),andSNPs.Underthe mtDNAcolumn,foreachsympatricarea,thetwonumbersindicatethenumberofindividualsanalyzedforC. vettonicaandC. paludica,respectively. TABLE 1 (Continued)
6 of 22 | CORRALLOU et AL. method(Janesetal.,2017),andsimilarresultsfordifferentmethods indicateaclearsignal(Puechmaille,2016). 2.5 | Genetic diversity and demography DifferentgeneticdiversityparameterswereestimatedforbothMT- CYBandRAG1inDnaSPforeachriver,sub-basin,species,evolutionarylineage,andOCUs.Thestudiedgeneticdiversityparameters werehaplotypeornuclearallelesnumber(h or aforMT-CYBand RAG1,respectively),haplotypeorallelicdiversity(Hd or adforMT- CYBandRAG1,respectively),nucleotidediversity(π),andnumberof polymorphicsites(S).ForMT-CYB,thepopulationswithsharedhaplotypesbetweenC. vettonicaandC. paludicawereanalyzedconsideringonlytheindividualsidentifiedasC. vettonica.FortheSNPdata, adifferentsetofgeneticdiversityparameterswasestimatedusing the populationsprograminSTACKS2.4(Catchenetal.,2013).These parameterswereevaluatedforthetwomatricesindependently(C. vettonicaandC. vettonica + C. paludica);however,onlytheresultsfor C. vettonicaareshown.Inaddition,athirdmatrixwasstudiedtaking intoaccountthepopulationsofbothspecies,exceptthepopulations oftheAurelaandSalorriversofC. paludica,duetothecloserelationshipthattheselocalitiesshowedwiththelocalitiesoftheErjas sub-basinofC. vettonica. ToevaluatethedemographyofpopulationsofC. vettonica,deviationsfromamodelofmutation-driftequilibriumforMT-CYB were testedusingFu'sFs(Fu,1997)andTajima'sD(Tajima,1989),asimplementedinArlequinv.3.11. 2.6 | Divergence times and niche modeling DivergencetimesamongthepopulationsofC. vettonica were estimatedusingarelaxedlognormalclockandacoalescentmodelonthe collapsedMT-CYBhaplotypesmatrixinBEASTv1.8.4(Drummond etal.,2012).Themolecularclockwascalibratedusing,asanormal prior,anevolutionaryrateof0.34%divergenceperlineagepermillionyears(Doadrio&Perdices,2005),andthesubstitutionmodel usedwasGTR+ I. ToidentifythepotentialnicheofC. vettonicainbothpastand presentscenarios,ecologicalnichemodels,asappliedinthesoftwareMaxEntv.3.4.1(Phillipsetal.,2017),wereusedtopredicta meanhabitatsuitabilityvalueforeachlocality.Toselectthemost appropriateofthe19accessiblebioclimaticvariablesdownloaded from the WorldClim dataset (Fick & Hijmans, 2017) for the final analysis,correlationandcollinearityanalysesandpreliminaryanalyseswerefirstperformed.Threevariablesbasedontheecological characteristics of the species were chosen for the final analysis: Isothermality (BIO3), Precipitation of Driest Month (BIO14), and PrecipitationSeasonality(BIO15).Thedatamatrixonthepresence ofthespeciesincludedonlythestudiedpopulationsofC. vettonica thatdonothaveanyputativegeneticintrogressionwithC. paludica. Thenichemodelingwasmadeforthreeperiodsoftime:Present(the years1970–2000),LastGlacialMaximum(LGM;~22,000yearsbeforepresent,BP),andLastInterglacial(LIG;~120,000–140,000BP). ThequalityofthemodelwasevaluatedbytheAreaUndertheCurve (AUC)derivedfromtheReceiverOperatingCharacteristic(ROC). 2.7 | Ancestral area reconstructions TheancestralareasofC. vettonicawerereconstructedusingboth theS-DIVA(Yuetal.,2010)andS-DEC(Beaulieuetal.,2013;Ree & Smith, 2008) methods implemented in RASP v.4.2 (Yu et al., 2015,2020).TheestablishedareaswerebasedonthecurrenthydrographicsubdivisionoftheIberianPeninsula.Duetothegenetic differentiationdetectedforMT-CYBin the Alagón sub-basin,this areawasdividedintoaneasternandawesternpart.Thecodefor theareaswasasfollows:A:Águeda,B:WesternAlagón,C:Eastern Alagón,D:Aravil,E:Erjas,F:Ponsul,G:Salor,H:Ocreza,I:Aurela,J: HuebraandYeltes,K:TamujaandAlmonte,L:Ibor,andM:Tiétar.We usedtheBEAST-derivedtreesastheinputfilesforRASP.Weeliminated50%ofthetotalinitialtrees,andused100randomtreesfor theanalysis.Ancestralrangeswerelimitedtoincludenomorethan threeadjacentareas.OnlythereconstructedareasforC. vettonica areshownasthislineageisthefocusofthepresentstudy. 3 | RESULTS 3.1 | Phylogeny ThephylogeneticanalysisofMT-CYBrecoveredtwomainlineages correspondingtothespeciesC. vettonica(S1)andC. paludica(S2) withhighsupport(pp=1;Figure2).ThespeciesC. vettonica(S1) was not monophyletic since many individuals identified morphologicallyasC. vettonicafromtheAlagónsub-basinpopulationswere foundinbothlineages(i.e.,Jerte,Francia,Alagón,Caparro,Cuerpo deHombre[Cdh],andGatarivers).ThelineageofC. paludica(S2) wasalsonotamonophyleticgroupsinceoneindividualidentified morphologicallyasC. paludicafromtheSalorsub-basinwasincluded intheC. vettonicalineage(S1).WithinC. vettonica(S1),therewere twowell-differentiatedlineages(Figure2).ThefirstgroupedpopulationsfromtheAlagónsub-basinintheTagusBasin(Árrago,Gata, SanBlas,Acebo,Alagón,FranciaCdh,Ladrillar,Hurdano,Caparro, andJerterivers)andthosefromtheÁguedasub-basinintheDuero Basin(Turones,Mayas,andÁguedarivers).Withinthislineage,these populationsgroupedintotwodistinctlineages,V1andV2.ThepopulationsfromtheeasternAlagónsub-basin(Alagón,Francia,Cdh, Ladrillar,Hurdano,Caparro,andJerterivers)formedtheV2lineage (pp=0.99),whilethosefromthewesternAlagón(Árrago,Gata,San Blas,andAceborivers)andÁguedasub-basins(Turones,Mayas,and Águeda rivers),and one individual fromJerteRiver(fromeastern Alagónsub-basin)thatwasnotincludedinV2,formedtheV1lineage.ThephylogeneticrelationshipsofthesequencesincludedinV1 werenotresolved.However,withinV2,wedetectedanotherhighly
| 7 of 22 CORRALLOU et AL. supportedmonophyleticgrouping(pp=1)inwhichonlythesingle individual studied from Ladrillar River was excluded. The second well-differentiatedlineagewithinC. vettonica(V3;pp=1)included populations from the Ponsul, Aravil, and Erjas sub-basins located alongthewesternlimitofthespecies’distributionrange,andone individualfromSalorRiver(Figure2). GeneticdistancesamongthethreelineagesdetectedinC. vettonica(V1,V2,andV3)rangedfrom0.3%to1.2%(Table2). TheunrootedphylogenetictreeofC. vettonicaandC. paludica basedonthe4538SNPswaslargelycongruentwiththeresultsobtainedinthephylogeneticreconstructionforMT-CYB,althoughwith someslightdifferences(Figure3).Theindividualsofthepopulations analyzed for SNPs belonging to the V1 lineage (i.e., Mayas from Águedasub-basin,DueroBasinandGatafromwesternAlagónsub- basin,TagusBasin)werewelldifferentiatednotonlyfromtherest oftheindividualsanalyzed(b>90)butalsofromeachother(b>90 and75< b >90,respectively).ThosebelongingtotheV3lineage (ErjasRiver),whichwereseparatedfromtherestofthepopulations ofC. vettonica,weremorerelatedtoindividualsofC. paludicafrom AurelaRiver,atributaryoftheTagusBasinthatisgeographically closetotheErjassub-basin.Likewise,individualsofC. vettonicafrom theCaparroriverpopulation(belongingtoV2andS2)weremore related to those of C. paludica from the populations in the Salor, Tamuja,Ibor,Huebra,andYeltesrivers.Theremainingpopulations ofC. vettonicaincludedintheSNPanalysisbelongingtotheV2and S2lineages(Alagón,Cdh,Jerte,andFranciarivers)didnotshowa clearphylogeneticstructurewithseveralintermediateindividuals. 3.2 | Genetic structure ThehaplotypenetworkforMT-CYBwasconsistentwiththephylogenetic reconstruction for MT-CYB. The network showed two main groups separated by 20 mutational steps corresponding to the species C. vettonica and C. paludica (S1 and S2, respectively; Figure4).ForC. vettonica(S1),thenetworkwasmoreinformative FIGURE 2 PhylogenetictreebasedonBayesianinferenceforthemitochondrialmarkerMT-CYB.Posteriorprobabilityvaluesare indicatedabovebranches.S1:Cobitis vettonica.Theverticalcoloredbarsrepresentthethreemainlineages(V1–V3)ofthespeciesandtheir localities(seelegend).S2:Cobitis paludica.Also,themapisshownindicatingthesamplinglocationsreferencedinTable1.Thecolorofthe samplingpointindicatesthedetectedlineageineachpopulationbasedontheresultsofthephylogenetictree TABLE 2 Uncorrectedabsolutegeneticdistancesbetweenthe mainlineagesofC. vettonica(V1,V2,andV3)andC. paludica(S1). Thestandarddeviationisshownontheupperdiagonal V1 V2 V3 S2 V1 0.002 0.003 0.005 V2 0.003 0.003 0.004 V3 0.011 0.012 0.005 S2 0.022 0.025 0.026
8 of 22 | CORRALLOU et AL. thanthephylogeneticreconstructionsincetherewerethreewell- differentiatedhaplogroups(V1,V2,andV3).Thefirsthaplogroup (V1)clusteredpopulationsfromtheÁguedasub-basinintheDuero BasinandintheTagusBasin,thosefromthewesternpartofAlagón sub-basin, plus one individual belonging to Jerte River (eastern Alagónsub-basin)(Figure4).Thesepopulationscorrespondedtothe FIGURE 3 UnrootedMLphylogenetic treebasedonthe4538SNPloci. Circlesandsquaresindicateindividuals morphologicallyidentifiedasC. vettonica andC. paludica,respectively.Thenumbers refertothoseassignedtothepopulations inTable1.Thebootstrapvalues(b)are representedwithalineperpendicular tothebranchfor75< b >90,andtwo linesforb>90.Thearrowshighlight thepopulationsofC. vettonicafromthe Caparro(→)andupperErjas(←)rivers. Abbreviation:R.forriver.Also,themapis shownindicatingthesamplinglocations referencedinTable1 FIGURE 4 HaplotypenetworkforthemitochondrialmarkerMT-CYB.Thelocalitiesareindicatedbydifferentcolorsandnumbers(see Table1).Mutationalstepsarerepresentedasfollows:oneshortlinefortwosteps,twoshortlinesforthreesteps,oracirclewiththe numberofstepsindicatedforfourormoresteps.V4*refersonlytothoseindividualsidentifiedasC. vettonicaandfoundintheS2lineage (individualsindicatedbypinkarenotincludedinV4*).Inthelegend,populationsidentifiedasC. vettonicaarerepresentedbycircles,and thoseidentifiedasC. paludica,bysquares.Populationsthatcontainindividualswithcontrastingmorphologicalandgeneticidentifications areunderlined.Abbreviations:R.forriver;S.forsub-basinandB.forbasin
| 9 of 22 CORRALLOU et AL. nondifferentiatedlineageobtainedinthephylogeneticreconstruction(i.e.,V1inFigure4).Thesecondhaplogroup(V2)wascomposed ofalltheeasternAlagónsub-basinpopulationsintheTagusBasin, correspondingtotheV2lineageobtainedinthephylogeneticreconstruction.Likewise,thethirdhaplogroup(V3),correspondingto theV3lineageinthephylogeneticreconstruction,includedpopulationsfromthewesternlimitofthedistributionrangeofC. vettonica intheTagusBasin,namelythosefromthePonsul,Aravil,andErjas sub-basins,plusoneindividualfromSalorRiver.Theindividualfrom SalorRiver(identifiedasC. paludica)presentedthemostcommon haplotypeofthehaplogroup.HaplogroupsV1andV2wereseparatedbythree/fourmutationalsteps,andV3wasseparatedfromV1 by10mutationalsteps.Inthegroupcomprisinghaplotypesfound mainly in C. paludica (S2), a subset was composed of individuals identifiedasC. vettonicafromtheAlagónandErjassub-basins(V4; referringtoonlythoseindividualsidentifiedmorphologicallyasC. vettonicabutthataregeneticallyclosertoC. paludicaaccordingto themitochondrialdata)alongwithotherindividualsofC. paludica fromotherTagusandDuerotributaries.However,noevidenceofa geographicstructurewasfoundwithinS2.Thehaplotypenetwork forthenuclear marker(RAG1) showeda singlegroup inwhichall studiedpopulationsofbothspecieswererepresentedandtherefore wasoflowresolution(Figure5). AccordingtotheAMOVAswiththeMT-CYBdata,thehighest percentageofvarianceamonggroupswaswhenthegroupingswere comprisedofthe lineagesfoundinthepreviousanalysis (V1,V2, V3,andV4;Table3).Thepercentageofvarianceexplainedbetween basins(DueroandTagus)wasnotsignificant,withmostofthevariation explained by differences between and within populations. Populationdifferentiationbetweenlocalitieswithineachlineageof C. vettonicaforMT-CYBwaslow(Φst <0.34),andnosignificantdifferenceswerefound,exceptfortheAceboRiver,whichshoweda highlevelofdifferentiationwiththeÁrragoriver(Φst >0.74;Table S4).HighvaluesofΦstweredetectedbetweenpopulationsfromdifferentlineages(Φst >0.75). TheresultsoftheSNPstructureanalysesshowedthatthemost probablenumberofsubpopulations(geneticgroups)forC. vettonicamatrixwasK =4andK =2forPuechmailleandΔKmethods, respectively(TableS5).ForK =4,onlythreepopulationsshowed verylittleadmixture:MayasRiverintheDueroBasin(firstgroup,in yellow)andCaparroandErjasriversintheTagusBasin(secondand thirdgroups,inblueandpurple,respectively)(Figure6).Theother populations(Alagón,Cdh,Jerte,andFrancia)showeddifferentdegreesofadmixtureofthesecond(blue)andfourth(orange)groups. GataRiverhadasimilarlevelofadmixtureofthefirst(yellow)and fourth(orange)groupswithasmallcontributionfromthethird(purple).TheresultsforK =2wereconsistentwiththoseobtainedfor K =4.MayasandGatabelongedtothefirstgroup(orange),Caparro tothesecondgroup(blue),andtherestofthepopulationspresented amixtureofbothgroups.Whenweanalyzedthepopulationsofboth species,themostprobablenumberofsubpopulationswasK =6and K =2forPuechmailleandΔKmethods,respectively(TableS5).For K =6,MayasandGatacomprisedthefirstgroup(orange),withGata havingasmallcontributionfromthethirdgroup(purple)inallindividuals(Figure6).Alagón,Cdh,Jerte,Francia,andCaparroshowed differentdegreesofadmixtureofthefirst(orange)andsecond(blue) groups,withCdhandFranciaalsohavingasmallproportionofthe thirdgroup(purple)andJertehavingasmallproportionofthefourth group(pink).Thesecondgroup(blue)waspresentinallpopulations ofC. paludica.TheupperErjasRiverwasassignedtoasinglegenetic group(Group3;purple),whichalsocomprisedapproximately29% and15%ofthetotalcompositionoftheAurelaandSalorrivers,respectively,withverysmallcontributionsfromthesecond(blue)and fourth(pink)groupsinsomeindividuals.TheresultsforK = 2 were consistentwiththoseobtainedforK =6.MayasandGatabelonged tothefirstgroup(orange),Ibor,Tamuja,Huebra,andYeltestothe secondgroup(blue),andtherestofthepopulationspresentedamixtureofbothgroups. 3.3 | Genetic diversity and demography Overallgeneticdiversityparametersforallindividualsidentifiedas C. vettonicabasedonMT-CYBwerehigh(Table4).ExcludingpopulationsofC. vettonicainwhichonlyoneindividualwasstudied,Hd rangedfrom0to1,andhrangedfrom1to7.Thepopulationswith thelowestvaluesofgeneticdiversitywereMayas,Acebo,Arades, andCaparrowithonlyonehaplotypeeach(Table4).Themostvariablepopulationsforallofthediversityparameterswerethelower andmiddleErjas,Alagón,andGata.Thesub-basinswiththehighest FIGURE 5 HaplotypenetworkforthenuclearmarkerRAG1.Thecolorscorrespondtothedifferentlocalities,exceptpink,whichisused foralllocalitiesofC. paludica.Mutationalstepsarerepresentedasfollows:nolineforonestepandoneshortlinefortwosteps.Inthe legend,thepopulationsidentifiedasC. vettonicaarerepresentedbycirclesandthoseidentifiedasC. paludicaarerepresentedbysquares. NumberscorrespondtothoseusedinTable1
16 of 22 | CORRALLOU et AL. smallnumberofindividualsfromtheriversofthewesternAlagón sub-basin(assuggestedinourancestralareareconstructions). 4.1.2 | (V2)EasternAlagónsub-basin Thisgroup,composedofthepopulationsfromtheeasternAlagón sub-basin,wasnotmonophyleticbasedonMT-CYB,andintheSNP analysis,presentedahighlevelofadmixturewithC. paludica. These resultssuggestextensivegeneticintrogressionofC. vettonica with its sister species C. paludica,exceptinHurdanoandLadrillarrivers, whereonlyoneindividualfromeachwasstudied.Therefore,regardlessofthedifferentlevelsofgeneticintrogression,weproposethat thesepopulationsallbeassignedtotheOCUthatwasrecentlyestablishedbyDoadrioetal.(2021)(OCUIII;Figure10). 4.1.3 | (V3)Ponsul,Aravil,andErjassub-basins According to the MT-CYB analyses, the Ponsul, Aravil, and Erjas sub-basin populations constituted a well-differentiated independentlineageofC. vettonica,supportingevidencefromotherstudies thatsuggesttheuniquenessoftheErjaspopulations(Doadrioetal., 2011,2021).TheupperErjaswasalsoanindependentgroup,accordingtotheSNPanalyses,indicatingitspresent-dayisolationwith respecttotherestofthepopulationsintheAlagónsub-basinand DueroBasin.Forthesereasons,weincludetheupperErjas,Ponsul, andAravilsub-basinsintheOCUpreviouslyestablishedforonlythe Erjassub-basin(Doadrioetal.,2021),therebyexpandingthisOCU’s areaofcoverage(OCUIV;Figure10). 4.2 | Hybridization Hybridizationduetointrogressionasaresultofbothanthropicand naturalfactorshasbeendetectedforotherMediterraneancyprinid and cobitid species (Almodóvar et al., 2012; Bohlen & Ráb, 2001; Choleva et al., 2014; Corral-Lou et al., 2019; Cunha et al., 2004; Denysetal.,2013;Jankoetal.,2005;Pereaetal.,2016;Tancioni etal.,2013).WithintheIberianPeninsula,themajorityofthenaturalhybridpopulationsoriginatedduringtheQuaternaryperiodasa consequenceofhydrographicalrearrangementsand/orPleistocene glaciation–deglaciationcycles(Almodóvaretal.,2012;Gante,2009). Consistentwiththis,wepresentstrongevidenceconfirmingtheintrogressionpreviouslyreportedintheeasternAlagónpopulationsof C. vettonicabyDoadrioetal.(2011),Doadrioetal.(2021),andalso postulatethegeneticintrogressionofpopulationsinsympatricareas (Ponsul,Aravil,andlowErjas;seebelow).Supportingthishypothesis isthelocationofthesepopulationsoutsidethepotentialrangeofthe speciesbasedontheecologicalnichemodels.Theintrogressionof evenafewlociduetohybridizationcanleadtoadaptivedivergenceif thelociarebetteradaptedtoothernichesandpersistinthegenome (Abbottetal.,2013). 4.2.1 | (V1)WesternAlagónsub-basinand DueroBasin TheGatapopulationwithinthewesternAlagónsub-basinwasthe onlyonethatpresentedamitochondrialhaplotypeofC. paludica. However,intheSNPanalysis,noneoftheindividualsshowedadmixturewithC. paludica,andtheyalsoresolvedasaphylogenetically isolatedgroup.Therefore,atpresent,thereisnoevidencetosupportgeneticintrogressionwithC. paludicainthisarea. 4.2.2 | (V2)EasternAlagónsub-basin WefoundstrongevidenceofgeneticintrogressionbetweenC. paludicaandC. vettonicaintheeasternAlagónsub-basin,inlinewith previous studies (Doadrio et al., 2011, 2021). These populations notonlyshowedahighlevelofadmixturewithC. paludicabutalso highvaluesofgeneticdiversityintheSNPanalyses.Indeed,they hadthehighestvaluesofallthepopulations,aswouldbeexpected forhybridspopulations.Thehighdiversityvaluesobtainedforthe SNPdatawerenotcongruentwiththelowonesobtainedforMT- CYB.However,thisobservationisnotsurprisingashybridstypically cannotbedetectedbymitochondrialmarkersduetotheirmaternal inheritance. ThecaseofthepopulationfromCaparroRiverisparticularlyinteresting.ItwastheonlyeasternAlagónsub-basinpopulationthat showed a closer phylogenetic relationship with populations of C. paludicathanwiththoseofC. vettonicaandahigherdegreeofgeneticintrogression.Thisfactcouldbeexplainedbytwohypotheses. ThefirstisthatthesourcepopulationwasC. paludicaand,through afoundereffect,afewindividualsofC. vettonicaestablishedthemselvesinthislocality,givingrisetoapopulationofC. paludicaintrogressedbyC. vettonica.Thesecondhypothesisisthatthesource populationwasC. vettonica,butitwasdisplacedbyC. paludicaafter thisspecies’arrivalduetoitsbetteradaptedgenome(Abbottetal., 2013). 4.2.3 | (V3)Ponsul,Aravil,andErjassub-basins Accordingtothemitochondrialanalyses,thePonsul,Aravil,andErjas sub-basinpopulationsofC. vettonicawererelatedtoapopulation ofC. paludicafromSalorRiverwhosemostcommonhaplotypewas alsosharedbyallofthesepopulationsofC. vettonica.Inaddition,the resultsoftheSNPanalysisrevealedastrongrelationshipbetween theErjaspopulation(upperErjas)withthoseintheSalorandAurela sub-basins,particularlythelatterwithwhichitwasmostcloselyrelatedphylogenetically.Therelationshipbetweenthesepopulations wasmoreevidentwhentheAurelaandSalorpopulationswereremovedfromtheSNPgeneticdiversityanalysis,whichresultedinan increaseinthenumberofprivateallelesfromeightto141.However, intheSNPstructureanalysis,onlyoneindividualbelongingtothe Erjaspopulationhadaverylowcontributionofthegeneticgroup
| 17 of 22 CORRALLOU et AL. assignedtoC. paludica.Altogether,theresultsdonotsupportthe presenceofgeneticintrogressionintheupperErjas,wherenomitochondrialhaplotypesofC. paludicawerefound.Moreover,higher valuesofgeneticdiversitywouldbeexpectedfortheSNPdataif therewereintrogressions,asoccursintheeasternAlagónsub-basin populations. However,wepostulategeneticintrogressioninthePonsul,Aravil, andlowerErjassub-basin,wherebothspeciesarepresent(Perdices &Coelho,2020).Thispostulationisbasedontheirlocationoutside theareaindicatedbytheecologicalnichemodelsandthefactthat introgression by hybridization is a common phenomenon that has beendetectedfornotonlyC. vettonicaandC. paludicabutalsoother speciesofEuropeanCobitis(Bohlen&Ráb,2001;Jankoetal.,2007; Ráb&Slavík,1996).Furthermore,thisgeneralpatternhasoftenbeen observedintheIberianPeninsulafortwosympatricspeciesasaconsequenceofsecondarycontactafterdiversification(Corral-Louetal., 2019;Doadrioetal.,2021;Pereaetal.,2016,2021). Withinthisgroup,hybridlocalitiesseemtoberestrictedtothe lowerreachesofrivers,whiletheupperreachesareinhabitedby onlyC. vettonica(Perdices&Coelho,2020).Thehabitatpreferences ofthetwospecies,C. paludicainthemiddleandlowerreaches,and C. vettonicaintheupperreaches(Doadrioetal.,2011),likelyexplains therestricteddistributionofthehybrids. 4.3 | Biogeography Accordingtoourdivergencetimeestimations,thetimingofthese divergencesagreeswithacommonperiodofpopulationdifferentiationformanyIberianfreshwaterfishspecies,whichinturncoincideswiththeculminationoftheformationoftheIberiandrainage networkandthePleistoceneglacialcycles(Casal-Lópezetal.,2017; Corral-Louetal.,2019,2021;Paisetal.,2012;Pereaetal.,2016). Althoughgeologicalinformationforthestudyareaisscarce,several tectonicandclimaticeventsareknowntohaveoccurredduringthe Quaternary near the study area, which influenced the hydrogeomorphologyoftheaquaticnetworksuchasthefluvialcapturephenomena,thepresenceofpaleoglaciersduringthelastglacialcycle, andchangesinthetrajectoryofsomerivers(Benitoetal.,2003; Carrascoetal.,2013,2015;Goyetal.,2020).Therefore,wepropose severalhypothesesbasedonthebiogeographyofthespecies,which mayrevealthehydrogeomorphologicalevolutionofthestudyarea withintheIberianPeninsula. TheearliestdivergenceinC. vettonicawasthePonsul-Aravil-Erjas lineage(V3),whichsplitfromthetwoAlagónsub-basinlineages(V1- V2)duringthePleistocene(Calabrianperiod,~250,000Mya).Based ontheancestralareareconstructions,thediversificationofthese lineagesoccurredintheareacurrentlycomprisingboththeErjasand Alagónsub-basins.ThisimpliesthattheErjasacquireditscurrent configurationduringthisperiodoftime,interruptinganygeneflow thatmayhavebeenestablishedbyconnectionsbetweentributaries ontherightbankofErjasRiverandtheleftbankofÁrragoRiver. Subsequently,followingtheisolationanddiversificationoftheErjas sub-basinpopulationfromtherestofthepopulations,individuals from this sub-basin dispersed to downstream areas of the Tagus Basin(reachingPonsul,AravilandSalorsub-basins).Thesedispersal eventscouldhavetakenplaceasaconsequenceofclimaticchanges associatedwiththeLGM,assupportedbyournichemodelswhich indicated the Ocreza, Nisa, Sever, Ponsul, Aravil, and Salor sub- basinsasmoresuitablehabitatsthantherestoftheriversinthe currentdistributionrangeofthespecies.Theseeventsgaveriseto boththecolonizationofnewareastothewest(PonsulandAravil sub-basins)andthesympatrywithC. paludica,whichledtointrogressionevents. Thedivergenceofthetwootherlineagescomprisingthewestern andtheeasternAlagónsub-basinpopulations(V1andV2)alsooccurredduringthePleistocene(Chibanianperiod,~80,000Mya).The complexgeologyoftheAlagónsub-basinisevidentbytheanomalouscurrenttrajectoryofsomeofitsrivers(Carrasco&Pedraza, 1991;DíezHerrero,2003;Goyetal.,2020;Jiménez,1994;Schnabel &Gutiérrez,2014).Forinstance,thetwobanksoftheAlagónsub- basin,representedbythetwomitochondriallineages,arecurrently joinedbythemouthoftheÁrragoRiverintheAlagónRiver,that is,themainriverofthewesternandtheeasternAlagónsub-basin, respectively.Theunionbetweenthetwobanksoccurredrelatively recentlyasaconsequenceoftheupriveractionoftheAlagónRiver, whichcapturedtheCaparroRiverthateventuallyflowedintothe Tagus through the Fresnedosa riverbank (Schnabel & Gutiérrez, 2014).Giventhiscontext,weproposetwoscenariosforthedivergenceofV1andV2.Inthefirst,thetwolineagesdivergedpriorto theunionofthetwobanksandlatergeneticflowbetweenpopulationswasnotpossibleduetothepoorhabitatconditionsforC. vettonicainthelowerAlagónsub-basin.Inthesecond,theydiverged aftertheunionofthebanksduetoclimaticchangesduringtheLGM. According to our niche models, the optimal ecological conditions forC. vettonicawerelocatedfurtherdownstreamand,aspredicted byphylogeographytheory,thelatitudinaldistributionoforganisms retractedsouthwards(Ehrichetal.,2007;Hewitt,1996;Rodríguez etal.,2011).Onceoptimalconditionsreturnedtotheriverheadwaters,thespecieswentbackupstreamtowardboththeeastandwest marginsoftheAlagónsub-basin,andsubsequentlydiversified. AfterthedivergenceofthetwobanksoftheAlagón,thepopulations in the Duero and western Alagón sub-basin diverged. SeveralstudieshavereportedonthegeneticstructureoffreshwaterfaunaassociatedwithconnectionsbetweentheTagusBasin and adjacent basins (e.g., Alagón, Alberche and Lozoya rivers; Carmonaetal.,2000;Casas-Sainz&DeVicente,2009;Doadrio, 1988;Pérez-González,1980;Sousa-Santosetal.,2007).Although recent connections may be explained as a consequence of the tectonic activity in the region (Goy et al., 2020), there are no geologicalstudiesthatsupportarecentconnectionbetweenthe westernAlagónsub-basin(TagusBasin)andtheÁguedasub-basin (DueroBasin),despitethecloseproximityofsomeoftheirriver headwaters(insomecases,aslittleas150moflineardistance).
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A connection, however, has been hypothesized to explain the co-occurrence of individuals with the mitochondrial genome of Squalius carolitertii(distributedintheDueroBasin)andthoseof S. pyrenaicus(distributedintheTagusBasin)intheÁrragoRiver (Pereaetal.,2021).ThecloseproximityofMayas(DueroBasin) andÁrrago(TagusBasin)rivers,whosecoursesareonlyseparated by~150m,isparticularlynotable.PiracyeventsthatoccurredbetweenthesetworiversinthePleistocenemayexplaintheclose mitochondrialrelationshipofthepopulationsinhabitingthem,as suggestedbythedispersaleventestimatedinourancestralarea reconstructionanalysis.LaterisolationoftheDueroandTagushydrologicalbasinsthenledtothedivergenceofthesepopulations, ascorroboratedbytheSNPanalysis. 4.4 | Conservation ThehabitatsofC. vettonicahavebeenandcontinuetobethreatenedbythemaincausesofbiodiversityloss(e.g.,overexploitation, waterpollution,flowmodification,habitatdestructionanddegradation,andtheintroductionofinvasivespecies)(Doadrioetal.,2011; Dudgeon,2019;Sousa-Santosetal.,2014).Giventhesethreats,the populationsinOCUI(Águedasub-basin)areparticularlyvulnerable astheyhadthelowestgeneticdiversityvaluesforbothMT-CYBand theSNPs,andonlyoneMT-CYBhaplotypesharedbyallthepopulations.Thislowlevelofgeneticdiversitymakesthemmoresensitivetoextrinsicchangesandthereforeatgreaterriskofextinction (Frankhametal.,2002).Inaddition,populationsinOCUIareshrinkingasaresultoftheformationofdamsalongtheÁguedasub-basin, andinsomelocalities(i.e.,Turones),theyhaveevendisappeared. Thespecies’distributioninthisareaisnowrestrictedtoafewtributariesofMayasRiver.AlthoughthegeneticdiversityvaluesofpopulationsinOCUIIwerehigherthanthoseofOCUI,thepossibilityof abottleneckfollowedbyapopulationexpansioncannotberejected forthesepopulations,despiteadecreaseinthenumberofindividualsobservedinrecentyears(Doadrioetal.,2011).Exoticspecies, suchasLepomis gibbosusandMicropterus salmoides,havecolonized theupperpartsoftheriverscoveredbyOCUII,whichmaybeone ofthemaincausesforthedeclineinthenumberofC. vettonicain theserivers.Otherpotentialcausesofthisdeclineremainunknown. For OCU IV, there was no genetic distinction between the non-introgressed(upperErjas)andputativelyintrogressed(Ponsul, Aravil,andlowerErjas)populations.Despitethis,anymanagement planmusttakeintoconsiderationthispotentialintrogressionasthe indiscriminate mixing of individuals from these two groups could leadtogeneticintrogressionwithC. paludicathroughouttheentire areaofOCUIV.Cobitis paludica,whichismoreofageneralistthan C. vettonica,iswidelydistributedthroughouttheIberianPeninsula, occupyingagreatvarietyofecologicalniches(Doadrioetal.,2011). Thus, genetic introgression by C. paludica in sympatric localities would likelyprove disadvantageous forC. vettonicaingeneral,as twoofthefourOCUs(IIIandIV)wouldbeaffectedbythisphenomenon.ItcouldleadtotheextinctionofC. vettonicaintheseareasor toadaptivevariations,resultinginamajorlossofthegeneticdiversityofthisspecies. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS WethankP.Garzón,I.DoadrioJr,J.L.González,andG.Gonzálezfor collectingalmosteverysamplefrom2009to2010undertheproject “BasisforthemonitoringofSpanishFreshwaterFishes”,supportedby theMinisteriodeMedioAmbienteyMedioRuralyMarino(MARM), andC.Marcos,J.CVelaco,andG.Gonzálezfortheirhelpintheproject Life13nat/es/000772.WegreatlythankL.Alcarazforlaboratoryassistance.WearegratefulforthevaluablesuggestionsandEnglishediting performedbyM.Modrell.ThisstudywasalsosupportedbyamanagementcommissionfundedbytheDueroHydrographicConfederationin Spain(Análisisyestudiosfilogeográficosydevariabilidadgenéticade endemismosibéricosdeciprínidos:Life13nat/es/000772“Actuaciones paralaprotecciónyconservacióndeciprínidosibéricosdeinteréscomunitario”)andbygrantIND2017/AMB-7699toAC-L,fundedbythe Community of Madrid (Spain) through its Industrial Doctorate program. We acknowledge the Santander Supercomputacion support groupattheUniversityofCantabriaforprovidingaccesstothesupercomputerAltamiraattheInstituteofPhysicsofCantabria(IFCA-CSIC), amemberoftheSpanishSupercomputingNetwork,whichwasusedto performsimulations/analyses. CONFLICT OF INTEREST Theauthorsdeclarenoconflictofinterest. AUTHOR CONTRIBUTIONS Andrea CorralLou: Conceptualization (lead);Datacuration (lead); Formal analysis (lead); Methodology (equal); Resources (lead); Software (lead); Validation (lead); Visualization (lead); Writing – originaldraft(lead);Writing–review&editing(lead).Silvia Perea: Conceptualization (equal); Data curation (equal); Formal analysis (supporting); Methodology (supporting); Supervision (supporting); Writing–review&editing(equal).Anabel Perdices:Resources(supporting);Supervision(supporting);Writing–review&editing(supporting). Ignacio Doadrio: Conceptualization (lead); Data curation (equal);Fundingacquisition(lead);Investigation(lead);Methodology (lead); Resources (equal); Supervision (lead); Validation (lead); Visualization(equal);Writing–review&editing(equal). DATA AVAILABILITY STATEMENT The new sequences of the mitochondrial (MT-CYTB; OM234794- OM235001) and nuclear (RAG1; OM235002-OM235091) markers obtainedfromthisstudyareavailableinGenBank.TheSNPdatahave beendepositedinVCFformatinFigshare(https://doi.org/10.6084/ m9.figshare.18778148.v1). ORCID Andrea CorralLou https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0895-1305 Silvia Perea https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0436-8577 Anabel Perdices https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0980-215X Ignacio Doadrio https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4863-9711
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