An investigation of somatic pairing in the muntjak <i>(Muntiacus muntjak)</i>
1972; Karger Publishers; Volume: 11; Issue: 3 Linguagem: Inglês
10.1159/000130184
ISSN1424-8581
AutoresMaurice Cohen, P. Enis, Christian Pfeifer,
Tópico(s)Genetic diversity and population structure
ResumoThe Asiatic deer possesses the lowest diploid chromosome number known in mammals: 2N = 6 ♀; 2N = 7 ♂. Since all chromosomes of the idiogram are individually identifiable, pairs of homologs are seasily discernible. Distances between centromeres of all possible pairs of chromosomes were measured in a total of 169 cells (88 male and 81 female). Statistical analysis revealed no statistically significant somatic association between homologs.
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