Abstract
There was no difference between diploid and triploid Atlantic salmon in either oxygen consumption rate or PO 2 at asphyxiation, in spite of the increase in erythrocyte volume and lower blood haemoglobin content associated with triploidy. It is suggested that triploids should adapt to reduced oxygen levels as well as diploids.
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