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Possible Hybridization of Brazilian Planorbid Snails and its Importance in Population Dynamics
This study focuses on the possibility of experimental hybridization among host snail species for Schistosoma mansoni in Brazil, with morphological characterization of the hybrids found. By using albinism as a genetic marker, intraspecific crossbreedings were performed between two strains of each spe...
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description | This study focuses on the possibility of experimental hybridization
among host snail species for Schistosoma mansoni in Brazil, with
morphological characterization of the hybrids found. By using albinism
as a genetic marker, intraspecific crossbreedings were performed
between two strains of each species involved, in addition to
interspecific crossbreedings; the only viable crossbreeding was between
pigmented Biomphalaria glabrata (Paulista, PE) and albino B.
tenagophila (Joinville, SC), with the formation of F1 and F2
generations. All offspring in F1 displayed black eyes and a renal ridge
on the mantle, while F2 displayed dissociated morphological traits.
With regard to reproduction, F1 was more efficient than F2. The
experiment's results suggest post-zygotic reproductive isolation. |
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interspecific crossbreedings; the only viable crossbreeding was between
pigmented Biomphalaria glabrata (Paulista, PE) and albino B.
tenagophila (Joinville, SC), with the formation of F1 and F2
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between two strains of each species involved, in addition to
interspecific crossbreedings; the only viable crossbreeding was between
pigmented Biomphalaria glabrata (Paulista, PE) and albino B.
tenagophila (Joinville, SC), with the formation of F1 and F2
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morphological characterization of the hybrids found. By using albinism
as a genetic marker, intraspecific crossbreedings were performed
between two strains of each species involved, in addition to
interspecific crossbreedings; the only viable crossbreeding was between
pigmented Biomphalaria glabrata (Paulista, PE) and albino B.
tenagophila (Joinville, SC), with the formation of F1 and F2
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