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Document Type
Article
Date of this Version
1975
Citation
Separatum Experientia (1975) 31(10): 1,141-1,142.
Abstract
Summary. Four of the five subspecies of Geomys pinetis were karyotyped. All specimens examined had a diploid number of 42 and a fundamental number of 80. This karyotype was compared with the described karyotypes of other species of Geomys and was considered to be derived from an ancestoral form having a karyotype of about 70 acrocentric elements.
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Comments
Copyright 1975, Springer. Used by permission.