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La question des hétérochromosomes chez les Sauropsidés. I. Reptiles

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In contradiction to some Japanese authors (Oguma, Makino, Nakamura), we are unable to find any difference in the chromosome sets of the male and female ofLacerta vivipara (2N = 36). In a saurian, where the analysis is very easy (Chamaeleon bitaeniatus), there are, without the smallest doubt, 24 chromosomes in both sexes (20M + 4m). The evidence of a female heterogamety in turtles is by no means satisfying.

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Matthey, R., van Brink, J.M. La question des hétérochromosomes chez les Sauropsidés. I. Reptiles. Experientia 12, 53–55 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02164673

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