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Nothobranchius kadleci
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Nothobranchius kadleci

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  • Killifish (Fundulus chrysotus)
    killifish

    Nothobranchius kadleci and N. furzeri, two species inhabiting rain-filled seasonal ponds in East Africa, have the shortest generation time (approximately 1 month) of any vertebrate known. N. kadleci and N. furzeri become sexually mature at 17 days and 18 days, respectively, and the eggs of…

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    Nothobranchius kadleci and N. furzeri, two species inhabiting rain-filled seasonal ponds in East Africa, have the shortest generation time (approximately 1 month) of any vertebrate known. N. kadleci and N. furzeri become sexually mature at 17 days and 18 days, respectively, and the eggs of…

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