I would like more information on the Marbled Lungfish ( " Protopterus aethiopicus " ).
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Fishing, mainly of Protopterus aethiopicus ( Lung fish ), is also carried out in a number of wetlands.
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:: Actually a Google Scholar search for " Protopterus aethiopicus DNA " finds quite a bit of stuff, some of it pretty recent.
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With approximately 130, 000, 000, 000 base pairs, it equals the largest known vertebrate animal genome known to date, that of the marbled lungfish ( " Protopterus aethiopicus " ), in size.
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Various fish species have been introduced to the lake over the years, including marbled lungfish ( " Protopterus aethiopicus " ) in 1989, and tilapia at various times including 2003 and 2009, in an attempt to reduce reliance on imports.
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While stocks of Nile tilapia in the lake are now low, the decline of this species has been mirrored by the success of another, the marbled lungfish ( " Protopterus aethiopicus " ) which was introduced to the lake in 1974 and which now provides the majority of fish output from the lake.
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These are the ones I found . f & Latimeria menadoensis f & Latimeria chalumnae f & Protopterus amphibius f & Protopterus annectens annectens f & Protopterus annectens brieni f & Protopterus aethiopicus aethiopicus f & Protopterus dolloi f & Lepidosiren paradoxa f & Neoceratodus forsteri f & 29 03 : 25, 15 April 2008 ( UTC)
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