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Diferenciación y distribución de las poblaciones de Artemia de España. 4 - Biometría de quistes y nauplius
Amat, F., Francisco (1982). Diferenciación y distribución de las poblaciones de Artemia de España. 4 - Biometría de quistes y nauplius. Inv. Pesq. 46(1): 55-62
In: Investigación Pesquera (Barcelona). Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas. Institut de Ciènces del Mar: Barcelona. ISSN 0020-9953, more
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Keywords
    Biological development > Larval development
    Biological phenomena > Evolution
    Biology > Genetics
    Biometrics
    Development
    Development
    Development
    Polyploids
    Reproduction
    Artemia Leach, 1819 [WoRMS]
    Brackish water

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  • Amat, F.

Abstract
    Among the studied Artemia strains, the smallest cysts and nauplii sizes correspond to the bisexual diploid strain of San Francisco Bay, USA. These sizes become progressively bigger for autochthonous bisexual, di/triploid and tetraploid parthenogenetical strains. This is fesibly bounded to a bigger cellular size and, therefore, to a bigger body size in females, usually displayed by animals and plants with increasing ploidy. Ovoviviparously born nauplii show bigger sizes than the oviparously born ones. This fact possibly concerns with the different development and emergency conditions, namely developing energy expenditure faced by the embryo and the nauplius, inside the cyst or the female uterus, respectively.

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