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Salmon caudal fin development (Salmo salar) [Desarrollo de la aleta caudal del salmón (Salmo salar)]
Caudal fin pathologies and traumas can affect swimming, impede food and exhaust efficiency, and also increase susceptibility to bacterial and fungal infections. Adult salmon can regenerate their fin quickly and completely if it is amputated. However, yolk sac fry expressing anatomical defects in the
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