Article
[Karyological study of some Corvine birds (Corvidae, aves)].
Genetika - 1 Jul 2001
Roslik G V, Kriukov A P
Abstract excerpt
Karyotypes were studied in the hooded and carrion crows, their naturally occurred hybrids, the jungle crow, the azure-winged magpie (2n = 80 in all aforementioned birds), and the magpie (2n = 82). Corvine birds of Primorskii Krai were karyotyped for the first time. In addition to the similarity in the diploid chromosome sets, corvine birds were shown to have a similar structure of karyotype: in all studied birds,...
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