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    Is Syngnathus typhle endemic?
    Syngnathus typhle is considered to be endemic to the European marine region, with a record from Ghana (Dawson 1990) requiring confirmation. The species is listed as Least Concern as it is widespread although not common, and the threats are not significant enough to cause rapid declines in the populations of the species.

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    Are Syngnathus typhle migratory?
    According to neutral genetic markers, Syngnathus typhle from different sites in the Baltic Sea all belong to the same population [ 82 ]. This is in line with the broad-nosed pipefish migratory behaviour: from open waters in winter to shallow seagrass meadows along the coastline in summer to exert mating and reproduction [ 83 ].

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    Why does Syngnathus typhle belong to the same population?
    This dampens the amplitude of predicted frequency dependent selection and may slow down Red Queen dynamics, giving the host an advantage in fast clearance of novel pathogen genotypes [ 79, 80 ]. According to neutral genetic markers, Syngnathus typhle from different sites in the Baltic Sea all belong to the same population [ 82 ].

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    How do Syngnathus typhle reproduce?
    In the Gulf of Gdansk, Syngnathus typhle populat es areas covered al. 2007). Syngnathus typhle females distribute their eggs into several males and males bear eggs from several females (Jones et al. 1999). Males then r ear their offspring in a brood pouch and give birth to live, free-swimming juveniles (Berglund et al. 1986).

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    WebMar 13, 2018 · Broadnosed pipefish (Syngnathus typhle) was first described in 1758 by the Swedish naturalist Carl Linnaeus (1707-1778). It inhabits the depth of 1-20 meters and prefers to swim in the coastal zone and river …