An experimental study on genetic drift in hatchery population of red sea bream.
An experimental study on genetic drift in hatchery population of red sea bream.
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真鲷孵化群体遗传漂变的实验研究.
DOI:
10.2331/suisan.54.739
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发表时间:
1988
影响因子:
0.4
通讯作者:
S. Umeda
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作者:
K. Sugama;N. Taniguchi;S. Umeda
Genetic analyses of red sea bream hatched from eggs spawned on different dates were carried out by using electrophoretic biochemical markers. Eggs for seeding were collected from natural spawning in tank 5 times at 5 day intervals during spawning season. We have detected significant differences in allele frequencies among the offsprings spawned on different dates. It is argued that the difference in allelic frequency caused by genetic drift is due to too few number and different in-dividuals of parents spawned on each spawning date. With this argument, we estimated that the actual number of parents genetically contributing in each spawning date varied from 8 to 16, although the total number of parents placed in tank was 130. A reduction of genetic variability was also found in the pooled hatchery samples when comparing to the wild population. The magnitude of reduction was 40% in the number of polymorphic loci, 12.2% in the number of allele per locus and 18.0% in observed heterozyosity. These results have to be considered in the artificial produc-tion of red sea bream for enhancement of natural stock.