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Epigenetic effects associated with salmonid supplementation and domestication

2022-06-01

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Abstract Several studies have demonstrated lower fitness of salmonids born and reared in a hatchery setting compared to those born in nature, yet broad-scale genome-wide genetic differences between hatchery-origin and natural-origin fish have remained largely undetected. Recent research efforts have focused on using epigenetic tools to explore the role of heritable changes outside of genetic variation in response...

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d87ad653-97d8-5a93-a56c-287062b15549
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10.1007/s10641-022-01278-w
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