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[A taxonomic interpretation of the morphological variability exemplified by common voles (Microtus s. lato, Rodentia)].

Zhurnal obshchei biologii - 1 Jan 2000

Pozdniakov A A

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An analysis of variability of the crown pattern of the first lower molars in gray voles has indicated the existence of two trends in its transformation, the "pitimoid" and the "ratticepoid" ones. The first trend is characteristic of Microtus, whereas the second one is found in Alexandromys. These taxa differ also by diploid chromosome numbers. This regular pattern of variability is discussed from the taxonomic...

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Animals
Arvicolinae
Diploidy
Genetic Variation
Mandible
Molar

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