A tall freshwater fish from the species Cyprinus carpio with a high back, original from Asia.
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Seroconversion was measured in common carp and goldfish but not in Atlantic salmon.
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This fish is much bolder and a more free feeder than the common carp.
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Our analyses clarify the phylogenetic position of the paternal and maternal ancestors for the common carp and goldfish.
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The diploid hybrid between common carp and crucian carp reproduces an unreduced nucleus consisting of two parental genomes.
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It is a much bolder-feeding and gamer fish than the common carp, and is just as easy to introduce.
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The goldfish × common carp hybrids constitute an ideal system for unveiling the consequences of intergenomic interactions in hybrid vertebrate genomes and their fertility.
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More than four million tons of common carp are produced annually in aquaculture, and more than a hundred thousand tons are caught from the wild.
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The uptake of cadmium by the common carp, Cyprinus carpio, was studied in chemically defined freshwater in the absence and presence of commercial humic acid.
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We assessed the contribution of wild Amur carp inheritance to the common carp strains and discovered discriminating genes, which differed in allele frequencies between groups.
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Nevertheless, only 43.0 kDa protein was identified to mediate the adhesion to intestinal mucus of Common carp.
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Common carp (Cyprinus carpio) has an outstanding economic importance in freshwater aquaculture due to its high adaptive capacity to both food and environment.