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Significant differences were found at the synaptophysin (Syp I) locus between two groups of Icelandic cod Gadus morhua; Loftstaðahraun (spawning ground), Reykjanesgrunn and Eyrabakkabugur (feeding grounds) on the one hand and Kantur (spawning ground) and Austfjarðadjú p (feeding ground) on the other. There was also a considerable genetic heterogeneity within the former group. The results indicate that the cod in south and south-east Icelandic waters do not belong to one panmictic population. 1999 The Fisheries Society of the British Isles

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