Question

If the fish from a particular stream have become genetically adapted to their home stream over many generations, what might happen if their fertilized eggs are used to restock a different stream that has become depleted of fish?
Note-A fertilized egg means that the sperm has combined with the egg cell so that it can start develpoing into a fish. Restocking a stream refers to adding a new fish to that area.

Answer 1

Wouldn't it depend, to some extent, how similar the conditions were to the original stream?

Answer 2

it would depend on the fish's traits from their "home" stream.

Answer 3

Well first of all some of those fertilized eggs may be able to adapt to the new conditions at the different stream so they may have a chance in surviving while other will die.

Answer 4

Boom

Answer 5

Suck it

Answer 6

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