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Paolo Moccetti1,2,3, Jamie R Dodd2, Domino A Joyce1

  • 1Evolutionary and Ecological Genomics Group, School of Natural Sciences University of Hull Hull UK.

Evolutionary applications
|April 15, 2024
PubMed
概括

鱼道旨在恢复迁徙鱼类的河流连接. 遗传分析显示,在鱼道安装后,棕鱼种群差异化增加,这表明增强了出生支流的归宿.

关键词:
在巴西,巴西就是巴西.国家统一计划 (SNP) 是一个国家统一计划.连接性的连接性.鱼通过 鱼通过 鱼通过鱼道 鱼道 鱼道基因流是指基因的流动.遗传多样性 遗传多样性河流的碎片化 河流的碎片化

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