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Geographic variation of the Japanese spinous loach, Cobitis takatsuensis, inferred from allozyme analysis.

Folia biologica - 1 Jan 2003

Shimizu Takaaki

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Genetic variation among river populations of the Japanese spinous loach, Cobitis takatsuensis, on Shikoku Island, was demonstrated by allozyme electrophoresis based on 40 presumed loci representing 20 enzymes and one non-enzymatic protein. Complete allelic replacement was not evident between populations in any one river system, but existed between populations in different river systems. The maximum genetic...

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