Six Artemia populations, one bisexual and five parthenogenetic, from different parts of Iran were compared using morphometric and genetic characteristics. The discriminant analysis based on 19 morphometric variables showed that there are significant differences between the studied populations based on their morphological characteristics, where 85.9% of original grouped cases were correctly classified. The bisexual Artemia urmiana however exhibited a 100% separation from the parthenogenetic populations. However, a 1500 bp mitochondrial rDNA fragment showed similar RFLP patterns for all Iranian populations confirming earlier reports of a close genetic relationship between A. urmiana and parthenogenetic Artemi
The phylogenetic history of Artemia has been of extensive interest by researchers for many years. I...
A region of the mitochondrial 16S rRNA was amplified, by use of PCR, from 17 different populations o...
Eight populations of Artemia displaying different reproduction modalities (amphigonic vs. parthenoge...
Six Artemia populations, one bisexual and five parthenogenetic, from different parts of Iran were co...
key words: brine shrimp, morphometries, genetics Six Artemia populations, one bisexual and five part...
Urmia Lake is one of the largest permanent hypersaline lakes in the world, located in northwestern I...
A scanning electron microscopy (SEM) study of bisexual Artemia populations revealed that populations...
Considering the importance of genetic studies to manifest inter population differences in species, s...
A detailed morphological and allometrical study was performed with adult males and females of eleven...
<p>*This population contained haplotypes closely related to <i>A. urmiana</i>, which were also inclu...
In order to find a marker for differentiating between a bisexual and a parthenogenetic Artemia strai...
Field surveys were conducted in order to collect information on the occurrence of wild Artemia popul...
There is wide interest in understanding how genetic diversity is generated and maintained in parthen...
There is wide interest in understanding how genetic diversity is generated and maintained in parthen...
Two parthenogenetic Artemia populations from southern Africa, one from Swakopmund (Namibia) and anot...
The phylogenetic history of Artemia has been of extensive interest by researchers for many years. I...
A region of the mitochondrial 16S rRNA was amplified, by use of PCR, from 17 different populations o...
Eight populations of Artemia displaying different reproduction modalities (amphigonic vs. parthenoge...
Six Artemia populations, one bisexual and five parthenogenetic, from different parts of Iran were co...
key words: brine shrimp, morphometries, genetics Six Artemia populations, one bisexual and five part...
Urmia Lake is one of the largest permanent hypersaline lakes in the world, located in northwestern I...
A scanning electron microscopy (SEM) study of bisexual Artemia populations revealed that populations...
Considering the importance of genetic studies to manifest inter population differences in species, s...
A detailed morphological and allometrical study was performed with adult males and females of eleven...
<p>*This population contained haplotypes closely related to <i>A. urmiana</i>, which were also inclu...
In order to find a marker for differentiating between a bisexual and a parthenogenetic Artemia strai...
Field surveys were conducted in order to collect information on the occurrence of wild Artemia popul...
There is wide interest in understanding how genetic diversity is generated and maintained in parthen...
There is wide interest in understanding how genetic diversity is generated and maintained in parthen...
Two parthenogenetic Artemia populations from southern Africa, one from Swakopmund (Namibia) and anot...
The phylogenetic history of Artemia has been of extensive interest by researchers for many years. I...
A region of the mitochondrial 16S rRNA was amplified, by use of PCR, from 17 different populations o...
Eight populations of Artemia displaying different reproduction modalities (amphigonic vs. parthenoge...