In 1924, Arctic charr from Lake Geneva were stocked into Lake Allos; a century later, their descendants showed distinct metabolic responses under identical conditions
- Lake Allos (French Alps), the largest natural high-altitude lake in Europe and one of the two study sites for this research.
- Credit: Hervé RogissartIn 1924, Arctic charr from Lake Geneva were introduced into Lake Allos.
- A hundred years later, scientists found that their descendants had developed different metabolic responses, even when raised under the same laboratory conditions.
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- Lake Allos (French Alps), the largest natural high-altitude lake in Europe and one of the two study sites for this research.
- Credit: Hervé RogissartIn 1924, Arctic charr from Lake Geneva were introduced into Lake Allos.
- A hundred years later, scientists found that their descendants had developed different metabolic responses, even when raised under the same laboratory conditions.
Sources: Times of India