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[Voles (Microtus Schrank, 1798) of the Russian Far East: allozymic and karyological divergence].

Genetika - 1 Jun 2009

Frisman L V, Korobitsina K V, Kartavtseva I V, Sheremet'eva I N, Voĭta L L

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The intraspecific and interspecific differentiations of voles of the Russian Far East with respect to allozymic and karyotypic characteristics have been studied. The morphologically similar but karyotypically different species Microtus oeconomus, M. fortis, M. maximowiczii, and M. sachaliensis are characterized by considerable allozymic differentiation. In these voles, the allozymic differentiation has been found...

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