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Defining Dermo resistance phenotypes in an eastern oyster breeding population

2019-08-01

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Perkinsus marinus, the causative agent of Dermo disease, is responsible for mass mortalities and negatively impacts aquaculture production of the eastern oyster, Crassostrea virginica. Selective breeding is a viable option for Dermo disease management; however, fluctuations in natural selection pressure and environmental noise hinder accumulation of genetic gains acquired through field performance trials. The purp...

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296e4327-45af-510d-bc0a-b75c8678bffa
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10.1111/are.14095
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