The origin of asexual brine shrimps
N. O. Rode, R. Jabbour-Zahab, L. Boyer…·T. Lenormand
This study investigates the origin of asexual lineages in Artemia parthenogenetica, finding they arose through recent hybridization events and automixis.
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N. O. Rode, R. Jabbour-Zahab, L. Boyer…·T. Lenormand
This study investigates the origin of asexual lineages in Artemia parthenogenetica, finding they arose through recent hybridization events and automixis.
A. J. Pais-Costa, E. J. P. Lievens, S. Redon…·T. Lenormand
This study shows that introduced brine shrimp show increased heat tolerance after 24 years, but this is due to transgenerational effects, not genetics, plasticity, or microbiota.
A. Alloul, M. Wille, P. Lucenti…·S. E. Vlaeminck
This study shows that purple non-sulfur bacteria (PNSB) improve shrimp growth and resistance to Vibrio and ammonia stress when used as a protein source in feed.