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Larvale und imaginale Mitteldarmchromosomen von Drosophila repleta

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In certain tissues ofD. repleta-flies, it is possible to observe the interphase chromosomes that are either of larval origin or that occur in imaginal tissues. The imaginal interphase chromosomes from the midgut are similar to the small larval midgut chromosomes in the early phases of their development.

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    Present address: Zooloji Enstitüsü, Üniversite, Istanbul

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Sengün, A. Larvale und imaginale Mitteldarmchromosomen von Drosophila repleta. Experientia 13, 196–197 (1957). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02157158

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