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High genetic differentiation between an African and a non-African strain of Drosophila simulans revealed by segregation distortion and reduced crossover frequency.

Genetica - 1 Nov 2009

Tatsuta Haruki, Takano-Shimizu Toshiyuki

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Drosophila simulans strains originating from Madagascar and nearby islands in the Indian Ocean often differ from those elsewhere in the number of sex comb teeth and the degree of morphological anomaly in hybrids with D. melanogaster. Here, we report a strong segregation distortion in the F1 inter...

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PMID: 19590966
DOI: 10.1007/s10709-009-9381-z

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