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Discovery of Multiple Tetraploids in Artificially Propagated Populations of Allogynogenetic Silver Crucian Carp and Their Breeding Potentialities

桂建芳, 梁绍昌, 朱蓝菲, 蒋一珪

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1 Introduction Gynogenesis is a rare reproductive mode in fish. Among a few of species reproduced by this method, silver crucian carp (Carassius auratus gibelio) is the most special one. The specialities mainly include the following two aspects: (ⅰ)The crucian carp exists as a bisexual population which can be reproduced by natural gynogenesis, because there are both gynogenetic function and certain proportion of males in the offsprings; (ⅱ) heterologous

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1 Introduction Gynogenesis is a rare reproductive mode in fish. Among a few of species reproduced by this method, silver crucian carp (Carassius auratus gibelio) is the most special one. The specialities mainly include the following two aspects: (ⅰ)The crucian carp exists as a bisexual population which can be reproduced by natural gynogenesis, because there are both gynogenetic function and certain proportion of males in the offsprings; (ⅱ) heterologous

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1 Introduction Gynogenesis is a rare reproductive mode in fish. Among a few of species reproduced by this method, silver crucian carp (Carassius auratus gibelio) is the most special one. The specialities mainly include the following two aspects: (ⅰ)The crucian carp exists as a bisexual population which can be reproduced by natural gynogenesis, because there are both gynogenetic function and certain proportion of males in the offsprings; (ⅱ) heterologous

Key concepts: Crucian carp, Biology, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Zoology, Population, Natural population growth, Carassius, Carp

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