Publications by authors named "Jeremy Gaudin"
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- * The first sequenced genome of the American eel, containing 1.41 Gb and 26,564 annotated genes, offers a detailed genetic framework to understand their physiology and aid in conservation efforts.
- * A candidate gene analysis showed significant genetic divergence among different eel species, with the Japanese eel exhibiting the most variation, highlighting the importance of genetic data in conservation strategies.
The two primary ways that species respond to heterogeneous environments is through local adaptation and phenotypic plasticity. The American eel (Anguilla rostrata) presents a paradox; despite inhabiting drastically different environments [1], the species is panmictic [2, 3]. Spawning takes place only in the southern Sargasso Sea in the Atlantic Ocean [1].
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