1965
DOI: 10.5962/bhl.part.75657
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Répartition géographique des races chromosomiques de Sorex araneus L. en Europe (Mamm. Insectivora)

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“…The group is characterized by trivalent sex chromosomes; there are two Y chromosome in the male. European Sorex araneus (chromosome type B) (Meylan, 1964(Meylan, , 1965 have diploid autosome numbers (2Na) ranging from 18 to 32; the autosomal fundamental number (NFa) is 36 (Meylan & Hausser, op. cit.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The group is characterized by trivalent sex chromosomes; there are two Y chromosome in the male. European Sorex araneus (chromosome type B) (Meylan, 1964(Meylan, , 1965 have diploid autosome numbers (2Na) ranging from 18 to 32; the autosomal fundamental number (NFa) is 36 (Meylan & Hausser, op. cit.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Les premieres decouvertes ont £te mentionnees dans un pricedent travail consacre cette espece (Meylan, 1964 a) dans lequel j' i montre que, en l'absence de series importantes de S. minutus, il n'est pas possible d'etablir en Europe centrale des sous-especes distinctes de type comme Fa fait von Lehmann (1963).…”
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“…Dans le regime des effraies de Conthey, eile reprosente 3,3 % des Sondctes et 5,9 % des musaraignes du genre Sorex. Sous le nom Sorex araneus sont reunies deux especes jumelles que Γόη ne distingue actuellement encore que par leurs formulas chromosomiques (Meylan, 1964(Meylan, b, 1965. Ces deux especes, que j'ai appelees A et B, ont des aires de repartition differentes en Europe, etant occidentale et B, nord-orientale.…”
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“…This author also described for the first time a population of S. araneus with polymorphic karyotype in the Oxford region (Great Britain). Several karyotypic studies followed in Great Britain and Switzerland (Ford et al 1957, Meylan 1960, 1964, 1965, leading Meylan (1964) to recognize two chromosome "types" in western Europe. Type "A" showed a constant karyotype, whereas type "B" was found to be polymorphic.…”
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confidence: 99%