STUDY OF PHENOTYPIC VARIATION IN FOUR POPULATION OF URMIA KINGFISH (ALBURNUSATROPATENAE) IN URMIA LAKE BASIN USING ELLIPTIC FOURIER ANALYSIS

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MOSHAIEDI FATEMEH; EAGDERI SOHEIL; HASANPOUR SHAGHAYEGH

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Journal: JOURNAL OF WETLAND ECOBIOLOGY Year:2014 | Volume:6 | Issue:20 Page(s): 35-43

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STUDY OF PHENOTYPIC VARIATION IN FOUR POPULATION OF URMIA KINGFISH (ALBURNUSATROPATENAE) IN URMIA LAKE BASIN USING ELLIPTIC FOURIER ANALYSIS

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MOSHAIEDI FATEMEH | EAGDERI SOHEIL | HASANPOUR SHAGHAYEGH | Issue Writer Certificate

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KINGFISHQ3

PHENOTYPIC PLASTICITYQ2

URMIA LAKE BASINQ3

MORPHOMETRICSQ3

Abstract

This study was conducted to survey the phenotypic variation in four populations of Urmia KINGFISH (Alburnusatropatenae) using Elliptic Fourier Analysis. Hence, a total number of 163 specimens wassampled from the four Rivers of the Urmia basin including the Baneh, Saghezchai, Siminehrood and Zarinehrood rivers. The left sides of specimens were photographed. Then, the outline curve was drawn using TpsDig2 software and resampled to equal distances with 150 points. TPS data was converted to a readable file format for EPA analysis in EFAWIN software and EFA analysis was carried out with opting 17 shape harmonics (with 2 constants and four coefficients per harmonic). Data analyzed by PCA and CVA/Manova analysis. A significant difference between studied populations in terms of body shape was seen. Based on cluster analysis, the studied populations according to their body shape divided into (1) Zarinehrood and (2) Saghezchai, Siminehrood and Baneh branches. Based on results, the Bane, Siminehrood and Saqghezchai population distinguished due to having smallhead size and caudal peduncle and The Zarinehrood population due to bearing larger head and caudal peduncle was. In addition, TheBaneh and Saghezchai population copared to TheZarinehrood and Siminehrood populations possess greater caudal peduncle and body depth.The observed morphological variation can display PHENOTYPIC PLASTICITY among studied populations as result of environmental conditions of their habitats and geographical isolation.

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MOSHAIEDI, FATEMEH, EAGDERI, SOHEIL, & HASANPOUR, SHAGHAYEGH. (2014). STUDY OF PHENOTYPIC VARIATION IN FOUR POPULATION OF URMIA KINGFISH (ALBURNUSATROPATENAE) IN URMIA LAKE BASIN USING ELLIPTIC FOURIER ANALYSIS. JOURNAL OF WETLAND ECOBIOLOGY, 6(20), 35-43. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/174751/en

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MOSHAIEDI FATEMEH, EAGDERI SOHEIL, HASANPOUR SHAGHAYEGH. STUDY OF PHENOTYPIC VARIATION IN FOUR POPULATION OF URMIA KINGFISH (ALBURNUSATROPATENAE) IN URMIA LAKE BASIN USING ELLIPTIC FOURIER ANALYSIS. JOURNAL OF WETLAND ECOBIOLOGY[Internet]. 2014;6(20):35-43. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/174751/en

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FATEMEH MOSHAIEDI, SOHEIL EAGDERI, and SHAGHAYEGH HASANPOUR, “STUDY OF PHENOTYPIC VARIATION IN FOUR POPULATION OF URMIA KINGFISH (ALBURNUSATROPATENAE) IN URMIA LAKE BASIN USING ELLIPTIC FOURIER ANALYSIS,” JOURNAL OF WETLAND ECOBIOLOGY, vol. 6, no. 20, pp. 35–43, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/174751/en

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