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A new chromosome race ofSorex araneus L. from Northern Poland

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G-band patterns were studied in the chromosomes of two Polish populations of the common shrew. Two chromosome races were established in Poland, differing by various combinations of chromosome arms.

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    Present address: Laboratory of Genetics and Evolution, Department of Biology, Warsaw University Division, 64 Sosnowa Street, 15-887, Bialystok, Poland

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  1. Mammals Research Institute, Polish Academy of Sciences, 17-230, Bialowieza, Poland

    J. M. Wójcik & S. Fedyk

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Wójcik, J.M., Fedyk, S. A new chromosome race ofSorex araneus L. from Northern Poland. Experientia 41, 750–752 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02012579

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