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[Morphological variability of Microtus oeconomus pallas (Rodentia, Rrvicolidae) from Baikal region].

Izvestiia Akademii nauk. Seriia biologicheskaia - 1 Jan 2000

Pozdniakov A A, Litvinov Iu N, Demidovich P A

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The analysis of morphological variability of the ten samples of Microtus oeconomus from islands of Baikal and adjacent regions gas shown, that island samples differ from continental ones by complex of parameters, defining proportions of a skuul, mainly, proportions of an auditory region. Island samples also differ higher indexes of complexity and asymmetry of morphotypes of the third upper molar. An environment...

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