Fig. 1–6 in Chromosomes of Symphyta (Hymenoptera): current state and perspectives of research
Fig. 1–6 in Chromosomes of Symphyta (Hymenoptera): current state and perspectives of research
Fig. 1–6. Representative karyograms of Symphyta, diploid (1) and haploid (2–6) chromosome sets. Bar = 10 μm. 1 — Xyela julii, 2 — Abia fasciata, 3 — Dolerus eversmanni, 4 — D. gonager, 5 — Empria sexpunctata, 6 — E. pallimacula. Рис. 1–6. РепреЗентативные кариограммы Symphyta, диплоидные (1) и гаплоидные (2–6) хромосомные наборы. МасШтаб 10 мкм. 1 — Xyela julii, 2 — Abia fasciata, 3 — Dolerus eversmanni, 4 — D. gonager, 5 — Empria sexpunctata, 6 — E. pallimacula.
Published as part of Gokhman, V. E., 2023, Chromosomes of Symphyta (Hymenoptera): current state and perspectives of research, pp. 375-382 in Russian Entomological Journal 32 (4) on page 377, DOI: 10.15298/rusentj.32.4.02, http://zenodo.org/record/13179554
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