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Trends in chromosome evolution of neotropical characiform fishes

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1994Publisher:Firenze University PressJournal:Caryologia, volume 47, pages 289-297 (issn: 0008-7114, eissn: 2165-5391,

Authors: Luis Antônio Carlos Bertollo; Orlando Moreira-Filho; Pedro M. Galetti;

doi: 10.1080/00087114.1994.10797307

Trends in chromosome evolution of neotropical characiform fishes

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SUMMARYNeotropical characiform fishes present two main trends of chromosomal evolution: some taxa show a heterogeneous pattern, with an extensive numerical and structural variation while others show a more homogeneous one, with a clear stability in their karyotype macrostructure. The implications of the populational features and some other conditions to these two general paths are discussed.

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