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Adult killifish exposure to crude oil perturbs embryonic gene expression and larval morphology in first- and second-generation offspring
Exposures to environmental toxicants can have both immediate and long-term impacts, including those that persist into the next generation. Using Gulf killifish (Fundulus grandis), we tested whether adult progenitor exposure to crude oil caused perturbations to larval morphology and embryonic genome-
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