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Study Shows how Female Trouts and Salmons Find the Right Sperm
A new study has found how females select the right sperm to fertilize their eggs. The study was conducted on salmon and trout. Both the fish fertilize their eggs externally and have a high risk of hybridizing in the wild.
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