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Paradoxical polyembryony? Embryonic cloning in an ancient order of marine bryozoans.

Biology letters - 22 Jun 2005

Hughes Roger N, D'Amato M Eugenia, Bishop John D D, Carvalho Gary R, Craig Sean F, Hansson Lars J, Harley Margaret A, Pemberton Andrew J

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Prolific polyembryony is reported in few major taxa, but its occurrence has generated theoretical debate on potential conflict between sexual and asexual reproduction. It is, therefore, important to genetically confirm a widely cited inference, based on microscopy, that polyembryony characterizes marine bryozoans of the order Cyclostomata. Microsatellite genotyping of brooded embryos and maternal colonies...

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PMID: 17148160
DOI: 10.1098/rsbl.2004.0259
PMCID: PMC1626234

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