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Temporal Variation of Genetic Diversity in Rutilus rutilus Populations from Lithuania Using mtDNA Markers in the Context of Anthropogenic Activities by Butkauskas, Dalius, Ignatavičienė, Ieva, Ragauskas, Adomas, Rakauskas, Vytautas

“…One of the most abundant fish species, Rutilus rutilus, is widely distributed in Lithuania and its potential to adapt to environmental changes attracted our…”
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The effects of electromagnetic field radiation of extremely low frequency on growth parameters and nucleotide substitutions in L. minor clones by Ignatavičienė, Ieva, Vyšniauskienė, Regina, Rančelienė, Vida, Petrošius, Rimantas, Grauda, Dace, Butkauskas, Dalius

“…Current technologies have become a source of electromagnetic pollution resulting from artificially generated electromagnetic radiation (EMR). To understand the…”
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Trends of Eurasian Perch (Perca fluviatilis) mtDNA ATP6 Region Genetic Diversity within the Hydro-Systems of the Eastern Part of the Baltic Sea in the Anthropocene by Ragauskas, Adomas, Ignatavičienė, Ieva, Rakauskas, Vytautas, Grauda, Dace, Prakas, Petras, Butkauskas, Dalius

“…The intraspecific genetic diversity of freshwater fish inhabiting hydro-systems of the macrogeographic area spreading from the Black to Baltic Seas requires…”
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Quality of DNA extracted from freshwater fish scales and mucus and its application in genetic diversity studies of Perca fluviatilis and Rutilus rutilus by Ignatavičienė, Ieva, Ragauskas, Adomas, Rakauskas, Vytautas, Butkauskas, Dalius

“…Abstract Studies on genetic diversity require biological material containing a reliable source of DNA that can be extracted and analyzed. Recently,…”
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Temporal Variation of Genetic Diversity in IRutilus rutilus/I Populations from Lithuania Using mtDNA Markers in the Context of Anthropogenic Activities by Butkauskas, Dalius, Ignatavičienė, Ieva, Ragauskas, Adomas, Rakauskas, Vytautas

“…One of the most abundant fish species, Rutilus rutilus, is widely distributed in Lithuania and its potential to adapt to environmental changes attracted our…”
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Trends of Eurasian Perch mtDNA IATP6/I Region Genetic Diversity within the Hydro-Systems of the Eastern Part of the Baltic Sea in the Anthropocene by Ragauskas, Adomas, Ignatavičienė, Ieva, Rakauskas, Vytautas, Grauda, Dace, Prakas, Petras, Butkauskas, Dalius

“…This study concerns evaluation of the possible negative effects of power plants as one of the most important objects generating environmental pollution in…”
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