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Toward conservation of genetic and phenotypic diversity in Japanese sticklebacks.

Genes & genetic systems - 13 Oct 2016

Kitano Jun, Mori Seiichi

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Stickleback fishes have been established as a leading model system for studying the genetic mechanisms that underlie naturally occurring phenotypic diversification. Because of the tremendous diversification achieved by stickleback species in various environments, different geographical populations have unique phenotypes and genotypes, which provide us with unique opportunities for evolutionary genetic research....

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PMID: 27301281
DOI: 10.1266/ggs.15-00082

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