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The disruption of habitat isolation among three Hexagrammos species by artificial habitat alterations that create mosaic-habitat
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The results suggest that man-made structures can create an artificial mosaic-habitat that can disrupt habitat isolation and promote hybridization between species.
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Maternal identification of hybrid eggs in Hexagrammos spp. by means of multiplex amplified product length polymorphism of mitochondrial DNA
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A novel streamlined approach for maternal identification of 3 Hexagrammos spp.
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Spawning substrata are important for breeding habitat selection but do not determine premating reproductive isolation in three sympatric Hexagrammos species.
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Since hybrids have been frequently collected, the difference in spawning substrata and the subsequent microhabitat divergence in breeding territories do not prevent females from encountering males of other species.
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Breeding season, spawning time, and description of spawning behaviour in the Japanese ornate dragonet, Callionymus ornatipinnis: a preliminary field study at the northern limit of its range
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The reproductive behaviour of the Japanese ornate dragonet was studied at the northernmost limit of its distribution at Usujiri in southern Hokkaido, Japan, and this is the first detailed description of the sexual behaviour of C. ornatipinnis.
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Recently Kihara (1950) published a short review on right- and left-handedness in plants with regard to the arrangement of right- and left-handed spikelets in several varieties of Einkorn wheats
The stereo-isomeric dimorphism of the first leaf of certain Gramineae which finds its expression in the direction--right or leftin which this leaf is folded, attracted the attention of a few…
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