Distinguishing Larval White Perch and Striped Bass by Electrophoresis
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Distinguishing Larval White Perch and Striped Bass by Electrophoresis
Larval white perch, Morone americana, and larval striped bass, M. saxatilis, are difficult to distinguish morphologically in the size range 8 mm to 20 mm total length. Column acrylamide electrophoresis of the proteins produced three major bands for white perch and two major bands for striped bass.
- University of Maryland, College Park United States
- Chesapeake Biological Laboratory United States
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