Nature World News: Sterilizing farmed salmon is a good way to conserve the wild salmon gene pool, researchers say.
According to University of East Anglia researchers, farmed salmon are genetically different than wild salmon. However, they are just as fertile as their wild counterparts, meaning that they can invade wild salmon territory.
Millions of farmed salmon escape into the wild and they could deplete the salmon gene pool by mating with the wild population, researchers caution.
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Farmed Salmon Threaten Wild Salmon Gene Pool
Posted by Nature World News: None Given on March 10th, 2014
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