Living in temporary ponds loading giant genomes: the neotropical annual killifish genus Austrolebias as new outstanding evolutionary model
The term Annual killifish describes a short-lived and amazing group of vertebrates inhabiting temporary ponds exposed to an extremely variable environment during its short lifespan in South America and Africa, leading to the death of the entire adult population during the dry season. Austrolebias is...
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2022
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