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In nature, there are different types of conserved patterns of sex-determining mechanisms which range from male heterogamety (XY) found in the majority of mammals and female heterogamety (ZW) found in most birds to environmental sex determination (ESD) expressed most commonly as temperature sex determination (TSD) found in reptiles and some fish species [9].

Expression Characterization of Six Genes Possibly Involved in Gonad Development for Stellate Sturgeon Individuals (Acipenser stellatus, Pallas 1771)

The independent origins of multiple sex chromosomes via centric fusion involving a cryptic Y chromosome in the widely divergent Megupsilon and Garmanella suggests that cryptic male heterogamety (XY) might have characterized the most-recent common ancestor of the Cyprinodontina.

Karyotypes of Cualac tesselatus and Floridichthys carpio comments on the phylogenetic distribution of multiple sex chromosomes in North American cyprinodontids

Chen, "Heterogamety in teleostean fishes," Transactions of the American Fisheries Society, vol.

Karyotype patterns of Hypsolebias antenori (Cyprinodontiformes: Rivulidae): an endangered killifish of the semiarid region of Brazil

niloticus is proposed to display male heterogamety, in contrast to female heterogamety in O.

A syntenic region conserved from fish to mammalian X chromosome

Gender determination by heterogamety, XY (male heterogamety) or ZW (female heterogamety), is a well-known system involving 2 genetic factors (Yusa 2007).

Determination of gender in the pearl oyster Pinctada margaritifera

Production of all female and sterile coho salmon, and experimental evidence for male heterogamety. Trans.

Dietary effects of 17-[beta] estradiol on sex reversal of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) in early larval stage