Biometric comparison of two parthenogenetic populations of Artemia Leach, 1819 from the Urmia Lake basin, Iran (Anostraca: Artemiidae)

So far, 18 Artemia sites have been reported from Iran of which 16 belong to parthenogenetic populations. The Urmia Lake basin includes three populations: a bisexual species, Artemia urmiana Guenther, which is endemic to Urmia Lake, and two parthenogenetic Artemia populations, one from the lake and t...

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Published in:Zoology in the Middle East 2009-01, Vol.47, p.117-117
Main Authors: Asem, A, Atashbar, B, Rastegar-Pouyani, N, Agh, N
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