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Exploring the diversity of Arctic eelpouts: first cytogenetic data on species of the genus Lycodes (Teleostei, Zoarcidae).

Marine genomics - 1 Dec 2012

Ghigliotti L, Møller P R, Cheng C-H C, Christiansen J S, Fevolden S-E, Pisano E

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Zoarcidae (eelpouts), including 298 recognized valid species, is the most diverse family in the suborder Zoarcoidei (order Perciformes). Many of the species exhibit a great degree of phenotypic plasticity. In the present work, we analyze the genome of six Arctic species from the most diversified zoarcid genus Lycodes (L. eudipleurostictus, L. paamiuti, L. pallidus, L. seminudus, L. squamiventer, and L....

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PMID: 23199878
DOI: 10.1016/j.margen.2012.07.001

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