Abstract
The results of breeding experiments with the pink salmon, Oncorhynchus gorbuscha, indicate that s-MDH-A and s-MDH-B subunits are each encoded by duplicate loci. Limited evidence suggests also that the two loci encoding for the s-MDH-A subunit are each polymorphic and linked or pseudolinked.
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