Anormalidades durante el desarrollo embrionario de sardina común, Strangomera bentincki en el ambiente natural
@article{Vsquez2010AnormalidadesDE, title={Anormalidades durante el desarrollo embrionario de sardina com{\'u}n, Strangomera bentincki en el ambiente natural}, author={Paulina Saavedra V{\'a}squez and Alejandra Llanos-Rivera and Leonardo Rei Castro}, journal={Revista De Biologia Marina Y Oceanografia}, year={2010}, volume={45}, pages={177-185} }
To describe and quantify morphological abnormalities during the embryonic development of Strangomera bentincki an area nearby the Itata River mouth was sampled during the reproductive season 2007. Abnormality levels (3-13 %) were coincident with reported levels for other Clupeids species inhabiting areas with similar environmental characteristics to the area studied. Type and abnormalities prevalence were coincident with those reported for other fish species. Blastopore irregular closing and…
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