T. Ueda, R. Satō, M. Iwata, A. Komaru, J. Kobayashi
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The viable 3.5n trouts produced between diploid females and allotriploid males.
Eyed embryos and fingerlings of trouts between diploid females and allotriploid males were obtained. There were two groups, namely, one group with the chromosome number of 79-83 (group I), and another with that of 110-112 (group II). Judging from numbers and constitutions of the chromosomes, it is presumed that the individuals in group I were 2.5n and those in group II were 3.5n. All fingerlings were 3.5n, and 2 fingerlings of them were still surviving as of September, 1990, about 7 months after the hatching.
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