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Do maternal age and experience contribute to better growth, survival and disease resistance of offspring in Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua)?

2015-10-01

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Maternal age has influence on growth and survival of offspring in number of species, perhaps through enhanced immune system and overall fitness. We measured weight, survival and disease resistance from a total 100 Atlantic cod full-sib and half-sib families: 44 second generation (F2) and 66 third generation (F3) families produced using 2- or 3-year-old parents, respectively. Larval survival and growth in families...

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b569bbdf-9fc6-5833-acdc-0c9ebf17c193
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10.1007/s10499-014-9872-5
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