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Preliminary insight into parental contributions to Japanese eel (Anguilla japonica) preleptocephali spawned on different nights.

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Parentage sibship-inference analyses were conducted using mtDNA sequencing and six microsatellite genotypes of 182 Japanese eel preleptocephali that were collected from one net-tow near the West Mariana Ridge in May… Click to show full abstract

Parentage sibship-inference analyses were conducted using mtDNA sequencing and six microsatellite genotypes of 182 Japanese eel preleptocephali that were collected from one net-tow near the West Mariana Ridge in May 2014. At least 328 parents were involved in producing the 182 preleptocephali, and several parents may have spawned a few times during three days of a spawning period. Half-sibs suggested that a few parents mated with 1-3 partners, indicating that the Japanese eel can form spawning aggregations in which several parents mate with each other in the ocean. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.

Keywords: parental contributions; japanese eel; preliminary insight; insight parental; eel anguilla; contributions japanese

Journal Title: Journal of fish biology
Year Published: 2022

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