Phänogeographische Strukturen In Den Süssw Asserpopulationen VonGasterosteus acufeatus L. (Pisces, Gasterosteidae) In Der DDR Und Ihre Evolutionsbiologischen Aspekte

Paepke, Hans-Joachim

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“…Depending on the presence of allele a k, two or three plate number modes of the non-complete-nonlow forms may be expected in mixed populations (Fig. 7 E) (Bahbura, unpublished data), and this expectation seems to be confirmed by the data from several European populations (Bertin 1925;Heuts 1947 b;Mtinzing 1959;Paepke 1983;Bahbura, unpublished data). These predictions should be tested using field data and a precise breeding programme.…”

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“…Results of crosses made by Paepke (1983) agree qualitatively with this model but cannot be used to test it precisely because the author conducted group crosses with the implicit assumption that there always is a one genotypeone phenotype relation, which is evidently not true in his study populations. Hence, some of his results are actually mixed compositions.…”

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A new model of lateral plate morph inheritance in the threespine stickleback,Gasterosteus aculeatus

Bańbura

1994

Theoret. Appl. Genetics

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The threespine stickleback,Gasterosteus aculeatus, is polymorphic for the arrangement of lateral bony plates. It is confirmed in this paper that four morphs (not three) should be distinguished in this species: low plated, low plated with a keel, partially plated and completely plated. A new model is proposed to explain the inheritance of these morphs which involves one major gene with three alleles displaying a dominance hierarchy withA (completely plated) dominant toa (low plated) which is dominant toa k (low plated with keel). The dominance of theA allele is modified to semidominance by a dominant alleleC at a second locus. This scheme explains all the results of relevant breeding experiments published so far. Field data also fulfill predictions derived from this model.

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confidence: 70%