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Spatio-temporal genetic structuring of brown trout (Salmo trutta L.) populations within the River Luga, northwest Russia

2009-04-01

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The brown trout populations of the Baltic Sea region have been drastically affected by various human activities during the past century. Due to their propensity to home to their natal site to spawn and their tendency to evolve local adaptations, populations may be genetically differentiated in water systems where no physical barriers preventing interbreeding exist. Consequently, identification of management units,...

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e8597cdf-4ce0-5d1a-8771-c9c6150c84fa
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10.1007/s10592-008-9577-2
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