Identifying Historically Collected Larval Coregonines to Species Using a Redesigned Genetic Assay
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2024
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Cisco and Whitefish are prey fish in the Great Lakes; however, their populations have sharply declined. However, their larvae are phenotypically indistinguishable, thus requiring a genetic assay to differentiate the species. We redesigned an established assay to analyze historical samples so that climate drivers of population dynamics can be studied.Collections