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Genetic differentiation among three genera of family cercopithecidae

Authors: Yoshi Kawamoto; Takayoshi Shotake; Ken Nozawa;

Genetic differentiation among three genera of family cercopithecidae

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The degree of genetic differentiation among three genera of cercopithecines,Macaca, Papio andCercopithecus, was quantified by the electrophoretic analyses of blood protein variations controlled by 29 genetic loci. The estimates ofNei's standard genetic distance between the pair of species belonging to different genera were in a range of 0.48–0.90. It was found that the degree of genetic differentiation between different genera of cercopithecines was comparable to those between congeneric species of other animal groups. This work failed, however, to determine definitely the branching order of the lineages of the three genera.

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