1995American Journal of PrimatologyRequires access

Cytogenetic study of Allocebus trichotis, a Malagasy prosimian

Y. Rumpler, S. Warter, M. Hauwy, Bernhard Meier, A. Peyrieras, Roland Albignac, J. J. Petter, Bernard Dutrillaux

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A cytogenetic study of a female Allocebus trichotis was conducted using R-, G-, and C-banding. Its karyotype does not differ from those of the other Cheirogaleinae (Microcebus, Cheirogaleus, and Mirza). The absence of chromosomal rearrangement in speciation in this group is discussed. © 1995 Wiley-Liss, Inc.

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A cytogenetic study of a female Allocebus trichotis was conducted using R-, G-, and C-banding. Its karyotype does not differ from those of the other Cheirogaleinae (Microcebus, Cheirogaleus, and Mirza). The absence of chromosomal rearrangement in speciation in this group is discussed. © 1995 Wiley-Liss, Inc.

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A cytogenetic study of a female Allocebus trichotis was conducted using R-, G-, and C-banding. Its karyotype does not differ from those of the other Cheirogaleinae (Microcebus, Cheirogaleus, and Mirza). The absence of chromosomal rearrangement in speciation in this group is discussed. © 1995 Wiley-Liss, Inc.

Key concepts: Prosimian, Karyotype, Biology, Zoology, Genetics, Chromosome, Ecology, Lemur

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