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Most males showed a morphological difference between the X and Y chromosomes but a number of males with no apparent sex chromosome heteromorphism were observed. These fish were particularly common in some populations; these may represent areas in which the rearrangement resulting in a morphological difference between the X and Y has not become fixed in the population.
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Gary H. Thorgaard (1983) studied this question.
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