This invention belongs to the field of marker-assisted breeding technology, and relates to the combination and application of SNP molecular markers for intestinal regeneration in *S. spinosaurus*. This invention uses the ratio of open intestinal length to total intestinal length during intestinal regeneration as a continuous trait indicator of intestinal regeneration capacity. Using whole-
genome resequencing data and the BLINK model,
genome-wide association analysis was performed to screen for 22 SNP molecular markers significantly associated with intestinal regeneration capacity in *S. spinosaurus*. The
nucleotide sequences corresponding to these SNP molecular markers are shown in SEQ ID NO. 1-22, each sequence being 200 bp in length, with the SNP site located at the 100th bp. By detecting the
genotype of these SNP sites, the intestinal regeneration capacity of *S. spinosaurus* can be evaluated at the
molecular level, and superior individuals with faster intestinal regeneration can be screened for use in stress-resistant
germplasm screening, marker-assisted breeding, and the construction of high-regeneration-capacity *S. spinosaurus* breeding populations.