(Salmo salar) ,

Marco Graziano1,2, Monica Solberg3, Kevin A Glover3

  • 1Centre for Ecology, Evolution, and Conservation, School of Biological Sciences, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK.

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まとめ

アトランティック・サーモンは交尾後,ゲメットレベルでの近親交配を避け,兄弟同士の受精率を低下させる. しかし,このメカニズムは精子の競争の間に限られた影響を及ぼし,父親性には影響しません.

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