ArticlePeerJ2019
Maternal inheritance of F1 hybrid morphology and colony shape in the coral genus
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Abstract
backgroundThe coral genus
methodsWe examined morphological characters of F1 hybrids from
resultsOur morphological analysis revealed that branching number of the F1 hybrids was intermediate relative to the parental species. Moreover, the FLOint hybrids were morphologically more closely related to the maternal species DISCUSSION: Our results revealed that F1 hybrids between two Indo-Pacific species
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