Fig. 1. A flow cytometric histogram of larval Grass Carp cells
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Fig. 1. A flow cytometric histogram of larval Grass Carp cells; 25 larvae were diploid and 25 triploid, for a known triploidy at 50%. The observed triploidy was 38.4%, because tiploid individuals are comprised of fewer cells, with DNA content of triploids being 1.5 times the diploid level.
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