Table 1.

Homologous Marker Locations Among Four Different Species of Salmonid Fishes

Sex chromosome Marker Homologous chromosome location
AC BT AS RT
AC4Ssa72NVH—AS10RTK
SSOSL32/i—BT2RTE
Omy6DIAS—RT15
Ssa16NUIG—BT7AS2RT15
Ssa76NVH—AS25
Ssa5NVH—BT17AS10
BT28OmyRT5TUF—RTB
OmyFGT27TUFAC1, AC13—RTB
OmyFGT2TUF—RTB
Omy301UoGAC7—AS8RTB
Omy10INRAAC7, AC27—RTB
Omy325UoGAC7—RTB
Ssa197DU—AS8RTB
AS1Omy11/iiINRABT1[ii] —RT2[ii]
Sal1UoG—RT2
Ssa4/iiNVHBT11[ii] —
One102ADFG—RT5
Ssa406UoSBT11—RT5
Str4/iiINRABT11[ii] —RT5[ii]
One18/iiASCBT11[ii] —RT5[ii]
OmyFGT8/iiTUFBT11[ii] —RT5[ii]
RT18Ots517NWFSCAC5—
OmyFGT19TUFAC27BT13—
OmyRGT28TUF—
Ssa1NVHUNABT22AS9—

[i] (AC) Arctic charr, (BT) brown trout, (AS) Atlantic salmon, (RT) rainbow trout, (UNA) unassigned marker. Missing marker assignments indicate that the marker either did not amplify in the species indicated or was monomorphic in the mapping parents tested.

[ii] Duplicated markers were assigned based on single-copy markers shared between homologous linkage groups.