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Characterization of natural variation in North American Atlantic Salmon populations (Salmonidae: <i>Salmo salar</i>) at a locus with a major effect on sea age.

Ecol Evol · 2017 · PMC5550958 · PMID 28808549

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highly significantp < .001actually significant
The difference in the vgll3 genotype distributions between 1SW and MSW fish in females from the Trinité River was statistically highly significant at p < .001 for Asn323Lys vgll3 and p < .01 for Met54Thr vgll3 (Table 2 ), thus supporting the hypothesis of genotype–phenotype associations related to vgll3 .

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marginally nonsignificantp < .1so close (0.05 < p ≤ 0.1)
Although three of four populations exhibited a similar trend in the distribution of vgll3 genotypes (Figure 2 ), all other comparisons resulted at most in marginally nonsignificant differences (.05 < p < .1) in the genotype distributions of the 1SW or MSW group or between the sexes of a given sea age class (Table 2 ).

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