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Although the impact of pollution on genetic variability has been assessed previously (Bickham et al.,2000; Belfiore and Anderson, 2001 for a review), this study is novel in several aspects. First, our study focused on the level of bioaccumulation in a species extremely prone to pollution due to its high fat content,reflecting the actual pollution stress in the organism(Collings et al., 1996). Its catadromous life historyenables the detection of local pollutant influences on somatic and genetic characteristics, as juveniles enter rivers with much less pollution load or differential genetic background than locally reproducing and genetically distinct freshwater species. Their level of bioaccumulation after a few years spent in the rivers can be considered as indicative of their fitness, because strongly polluted eels detoxify less efficiently, have a lower condition and might be less successful spawners (Feunteun, 2002). Secondly, it has been suggested that several genetic markers should be used to discriminate between the influence of selection and other factors that might be marker specific (Belfiore and Anderson, 2001). In this study we compared patterns from strictly neutral genetic markers (microsatellite DNA) with enzymatic markers (allozymes), for which the assump- tion of selective neutrality has often been challenged(Eanes, 1999). The significance of assessing biometric (weight, condition, growth) responses has also been underlined as a measure of pollutant impact on the organism(Van Straalen and Timmermans, 2002). Finally,the study of highly vagile organisms with a catadromous life-history like eel remains underrepresented,due to the difficulty of defining biologically relevant populations. Earlier studies used reproductively isolated populations, enabling straightforward population comparisons in the light of the ¡°genetic erosion¡± hypothesis (Van Straalen and Timmermans, 2002). Here, we explain this issue in two ways, namely (1) by assessing the impact of pollutants on genetic variability (¡°Genetic Erosion¡± hypothesis) and (2) by considering individual genetic variability as an advantage to cope with pollution (¡°Heterosis¡± or ¡°overdominance¡±hypothesis). Nevertheless, due to the catadromous lifehistory of eel and its failure to breed in captivity, no strong conclusions about evolutionary consequences can be drawn from our observations. |
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