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Allozymic characterization and evolutionary relationships in the Brazilian Akodon cursor species group (Rodentia-Cricetidae).

Biochemical genetics - 1 Oct 1995

Rieger T T, Langguth A, Weimer T A

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The present study involved an electrophoretic survey of 22 protein loci in 269 individuals belonging to three species of the genus Akodon, A. aff. cursor (2n = 16), A. cursor (2n = 14/15), and A. montensis (2n = 24/25/26), collected in Eastern Brazil. The joint results of gene diversity, genetic distances, phenetic analyses, and phylogenetic trees suggested that A. aff. cursor has recently separated from A....

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PMID: 8748454
DOI: 10.1007/BF02399928

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