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Selection of geographical populations suitable for artificial breeding of the Northeast China Brown Frog (Rana dybowskii).

Die Naturwissenschaften - 3 Sept 2025

Liu Wanli, Tao Jiuchen, Yu Qing, Wu Tong, Xing Bojian, Bai Jing, Zhao Wenge, Liu Yufen, Liu Peng

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Amphibians, as a group greatly disturbed by human activities, are at increased risk of extinction. Rana dybowskii is an anuran species with both ecological and economic significance. Due to environmental changes and human overexploitation, it has been classified as Near-Threatened. This study integrates morphological and molecular immunological approaches to identify R. dybowskii populations with greater survival...

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Ranidae
Phenotype
Major Histocompatibility Complex
Polymorphism, Genetic
Animals
Genetics, Population

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China

Alleles

Selection, Genetic

Breeding

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PMID: 40900218
DOI: 10.1007/s00114-025-02018-7
PMCID: PMC12408692

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