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Flower horn cichlid fry with no tankmate.
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June 15th 04, 01:01 PM
Roger Sleet
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Flower horn cichlid fry with no tankmate.
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(RedForeman ©®) wrote:
|| (mjm0107) wrote:
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||| Thanks, this is the only real posibility i've heard of so far, but
||| can't get any confimation on it yet. thanks for the link
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|| Cichlids can't store sperm - fertilisation is external.
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|| Parthenogenesis? This is a serious suggestion - you have a deeply
|| hybridised fish, as I understand it Parthenogenesis can result from a
|| single mutated gene.
I'm intrigued... can you elaborate more on this or provide links for
more
info???
I'm afraid not. The course I did on reproductive biology predates the web
by a couple of decades, so they didn't give us URLs :-(. I can't even
remember exact details of the genetic basis.
This is from memory and also 1970's genetics. We have come a long way
with both evolutionary genetics and developmental biology since then, and
what I was taught at the time may have been since disproven.
Roger Sleet
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