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Correlation among biometric characters in native and invasive populations of A. franciscana cyst. (Red and black colors have been used for native and invasive populations, respectively). A) Regression between diameters of untreated cyst and decapsulated cyst; B) Regression between diameter of untreated cyst and chorion thickness; C) Regression between diameter of decapsulated cyst and chorion thickness.

Correlation among biometric characters in native and invasive populations of A. franciscana cyst. (Red and black colors have been used for native and invasive populations, respectively). A) Regression between diameters of untreated cyst and decapsulated cyst; B) Regression between diameter of untreated cyst and chorion thickness; C) Regression between diameter of decapsulated cyst and chorion thickness.

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Cyst size variability in invasive American Artemia franciscana Kellogg, 1906 (Branchiopoda: Anostraca) in Asia: a commercial approach
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Artemia is the most common live food which is used in aquaculture worldwide. This study reports on biometrical variation of introduced American Artemia franciscana cyst from 24 non-native localities and two native habitats in Asia and USA, respectively. Results showed the largest diameter of untreated cyst, diameter of decapsulated cyst and thicker...
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