2002Journal of Fish BiologyRequires access

Isozyme variation among four species of the catfish genus Clarias

Uthairat Na‐Nakorn, Panom K. Sodsuk, P. Wongrat, S. Janekitkarn, D. M. Bartley

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Abstract

Native Thai species of Clarias catfishes and one species introduced from Africa can be easily distinguished by horizontal starch gel electrophoresis of allozymes. An undescribed species of Clarias was collected from Thailand and found to possess several fixed allelic differences from the Clarias previously studied.

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Native Thai species of Clarias catfishes and one species introduced from Africa can be easily distinguished by horizontal starch gel electrophoresis of allozymes. An undescribed species of Clarias was collected from Thailand and found to possess several fixed allelic differences from the Clarias previously studied.

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Native Thai species of Clarias catfishes and one species introduced from Africa can be easily distinguished by horizontal starch gel electrophoresis of allozymes. An undescribed species of Clarias was collected from Thailand and found to possess several fixed allelic differences from the Clarias previously studied.

Key concepts: Catfish, Biology, Clarias, Isozyme, Zoology, Genus, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Fishery

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