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[The clinal variability of the B-chromosome system in the East Asian mouse Apodemus peninsulae from Buryatia and Mongolia].

Tsitologiia - 1 Jan 1991

Borisov Iu M, Malygin V M

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Karyological investigation of 22 East-Asiatic mice from different points of the North Mongolia showed the availability in all the mice from 1 to 13 B chromosomes, including from 1 to 5 middle-sized and small two-shoulder chromosomes, from 0 to 11 dot-like B chromosomes, and, seldom, 1 small acrocentric B chromosome. Nearly every mouse is characterized by its variant of B-chromosome system. Most frequent mice with...

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