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Micropterus salmoides X Lepomis macrochirus 66 %


When Micropterus and Lepomis were
crossed two offspring were produced. When
Micropterus eggs were used 81.67% were fertilized,
30.3% hatched,a nd 0.2% (2) survived.
The two offspring that survived were different in appearance (Figures 3 and 4) and behavior.
The smaller fish had several noticeable
abnormalities. h was apparently blind
in one e)e and was much darker in appearance
than the larger one. Some times the small hybrid
would swim the circmnference of the
plastic pool at the surface with its dorsal fin
out of the water. At other times it would assume
a vertical position in the water rather
than a horizontal one. These abnormalities
of vision, pigmentation, and equilibrium
would appear to indicate neural deformity.
When Lepomis females were crossed with
Micropterus males, 85.0% of the eggs were
fertilized and $.0% hatched. Those fry that
hatchedd ied shortlya fter�,ards.N oner eached
a free-swimmings tage. In this crossa nd in
its reciprocal fertilization rate was high;
however, it was quite difficult to obtain viable
offspring.