Histological evidence that diploid hybrids of Cobitis taenia and C. elongatoides (Teleostei, Cobitidae) develop into fertile females and sterile males

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Histological evidence that diploid hybrids of Cobitis taenia and C. elongatoides (Teleostei, Cobitidae) develop into fertile females and sterile males https://t.co/jdjqUbxMN7 https://t.co/TZlrTn36D9

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Histological evidence that diploid hybrids of Cobitis taenia and C. elongatoides (Teleostei, Cobitidae) develop into fertile females and sterile males Hydrobiologia https://t.co/jdjqUbxMN7 https://t.co/TZlrTn36D9

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https://t.co/7FOzHeZBKq Histological evidence that diploid hybrids of Cobitis taenia and C. elongatoides (Teleostei, Cobitidae) develop into fertile females and sterile males Abstract In Europe, two bisexual fish species, Cobitis taenia (TT) and Cobitis

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