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Individual identification of inbred medaka based on characteristic dark spot patterns on the head

2022-11-15

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With disease progression, individual differences appear, even in an animal disease model with genetic homogeneity. Therefore, non-invasive long term observation and individual identification is desirable for late-onset diseases. To this end, the natural markings used in ecological studies are preferable to the external invasive markings used in animal husbandry and fisheries management. Here, we propose using the...

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8e4c20b3-a543-5dc2-9676-696155ab7bfb
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2249268/v1
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