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On two sexual races ofAsterina gibbosa (Penn.)

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Mit statistischen Methoden wird fürAsterina gibbosa ein in Plymouth stattfindender Geschlechtsumschlag auf einer bestimmten Altersstufe bewiesen. In Neapel findet der Geschlechtsumschlag auf verschiedenen Altersstufen statt. Die Individuen der ersteren Art können als «ausgeglichene» (balanced) Zwitter, die der letzteren Art als «unausgeglichene» (unbalanced) Zwitter angesehen werden. Der Verfasser nimmt an, daß man den Zustand des ausgeglichenen Zwittertums auf die Segregation multipler Geschlechtsfaktoren zurückführen könne.

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Bacci, G. On two sexual races ofAsterina gibbosa (Penn.). Experientia 7, 31–33 (1951). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02165480

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