The electrophoretic patterns of the general proteins, esterases, creatine kinase and phosphoglucomutase of white muscle from Lough Neagh pollan, Lough Erne pollan, Lake Bala gwyniad, Loch Lomond powan, Haweswater schelly and Bassenthwaite vendace are consistently of three types. It is therefore suggested that the coregonids examined are three distinct species: the pollans; gwyniad, powan and schelly; vendace. Vendace is genetically closer to the gwyniad group than to the pollans.
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