2021
DOI: 10.15666/aeer/1903_17831797
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Sexual Discrimination and Fecundity of Barbel Steed (Hemibarbus Labeo) in the Jinjiang River, China

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“…The population ecology of H. labeo in many water bodies has been studied, including the Heilongjiang Basin [20,23], the Yangtze River Basin [21,22,27,28], the Pearl River Basin [26] in China, Chikugo River in Japan [29], and Goe-san Lake in Korea [30]. In a study of the reproductive biology of H. labeo in the Ganjiang River of China [27], we observed that the morphological differences between wild female and male individuals are not apparent.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The population ecology of H. labeo in many water bodies has been studied, including the Heilongjiang Basin [20,23], the Yangtze River Basin [21,22,27,28], the Pearl River Basin [26] in China, Chikugo River in Japan [29], and Goe-san Lake in Korea [30]. In a study of the reproductive biology of H. labeo in the Ganjiang River of China [27], we observed that the morphological differences between wild female and male individuals are not apparent.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%