Titlebook: Goldfish Development and Evolution; Kinya G. Ota Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Spr

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Introduction,variations became genetically fixed in populations. Here, I introduce the contributions of the researchers using goldfish for evolution and developmental biology. Taking the studies of early researchers and recent historical and zooarchaeological studies into consideration, I summarize the domestica

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Development of the Wild-Type Goldfish,dfish development included in the early reports. To address the paucity of descriptions of the developmental process, embryonic and post-embryonic development was profiled in the . . goldfish by our laboratory, and the normal embryonic and post-embryonic staging tables were reported in two articles:

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Development of Mutant Goldfish Strains,ttle is known about specifically how the developmental process was modified. Here, the embryonic and post-embryonic development of twin-tail morphotype goldfish strains is examined, based on previously published reports and comparison with the developmental process of wild-type goldfish strains. Mor

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Evodevo Questions Related to Ornamental Morphology,leotide sequences and selections played a significant role in the establishment of these various goldfish strains, but additional evolutionary events also seem to be required to explain the establishment of variants with ornamental morphologies. Here, the twin-tail morphotype goldfish strains are ex

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Problems, Challenges, and Perspectives,platform for addressing questions and problems regarding the relationship between genotype and phenotype. In order to generalize the findings from this model system, pertinent questions and problems are further examined in this chapter, taking into account several topical hypotheses and concepts in

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Experimental Notes,fish because methodologies that are frequently used in zebrafish may be easily adapted; for example, in situ hybridization and microinjection protocols can be adapted to goldfish. However, several goldfish-specific features still hinder experimental work in this species. Here, the accumulated knowle