… ), two closely related marine invertebrate species that are ecologically dominant … performance
of hybrid and parental crosses using different temperature regimes and found that hybrids …

… content in hybrid copepods that also showed evidence of reduced mitochondrial performance
and … in mitochondrial performance or offspring development in our hybrid RIL copepods …

… The second objective of this study was to compare the performance of the F1-hybrids to
those of the F1 obtained with homospecific crosses, to investigate the hypothesis of outbreeding …

… marine hybridization involved hybrid zones or hybrid swarms. The majority of hybridization
events in the sea thus occur in the absence of distinct hybrid … and F 1 hybrids in nature are rare…

… the performances of hybrid and pure species in … performance of certain hybrid families (notably
E2×T2 and E2×T3; Table 2) rather than any general trend in hybrid larval performance. …

… Many hybrids of marine molluscs show improved growth in comparison to their pure … Yet,
little is known about the physiological mechanisms underlying the better hybrid performance. In …

… In contrast, hybrid zones of marine invertebrates are often extensive and heterogeneous,
presumably mainly due to life history parameters such as large population size, high fecundity …

… is a single measurement by high-performance liquid chromatography). Separate regressions
of … Heterosis is evidenced by growth rates of hybrid and reciprocal hybrid larvae that are …

… trials, the performance of pure lines and hybrids of M. chilensis and M. galloprovincialis …
Physiological bases of genetically determined variation in growth of marine invertebrate …

… Closed culture, stock restorations, sea ranching and stock enhancements of marine fishes
and invertebrates have been implemented with various outcomes. A review of the literature …