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Fertilization dynamics in sockeye salmon and a comparison of sperm from alternative male phenotypes

2001-05-01

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Sockeye salmon Oncorhynchus nerka sperm maintained high fertility for 10 s after being exposed to water but fertility dropped sharply after that. Eggs also showed limited longevity after being immersed in water, with a large drop in fertility occurring after 20 s of exposure to water. The association between eggs and sperm occurs very rapidly. 80% fertilization success was achieved with 5 s of sperm‐egg mixing and...

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e8906e07-1f5e-59b8-81df-549cd283e4be
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10.1111/j.1095-8649.2001.tb02286.x
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