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New karyotype of Lygosoma bowringii suggests cryptic diversity. / Lisachov, Artem; Poyarkov, Nikolay; Pawangkhanant, Parinya et al.

In: Herpetology Notes, Vol. 11, 01.01.2018, p. 1083-1088.

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Lisachov, A, Poyarkov, N, Pawangkhanant, P, Borodin, P & Srikulnath, K 2018, 'New karyotype of Lygosoma bowringii suggests cryptic diversity', Herpetology Notes, vol. 11, pp. 1083-1088.

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Lisachov, A., Poyarkov, N., Pawangkhanant, P., Borodin, P., & Srikulnath, K. (2018). New karyotype of Lygosoma bowringii suggests cryptic diversity. Herpetology Notes, 11, 1083-1088.

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Lisachov A, Poyarkov N, Pawangkhanant P, Borodin P, Srikulnath K. New karyotype of Lygosoma bowringii suggests cryptic diversity. Herpetology Notes. 2018 Jan 1;11:1083-1088.

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Lisachov, Artem ; Poyarkov, Nikolay ; Pawangkhanant, Parinya et al. / New karyotype of Lygosoma bowringii suggests cryptic diversity. In: Herpetology Notes. 2018 ; Vol. 11. pp. 1083-1088.

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title = "New karyotype of Lygosoma bowringii suggests cryptic diversity",
abstract = "In the family Scincidae, karyotypes of most species have diploid numbers of 28–32 chromosomes. They are bimodal, i.e. there are two distinct size classes of chromosomes: microchromosomes and macrochromosomes. Previous karyotypic studies of the common supple skink, Lygosoma bowringii, showed the karyotype comprising 18 macro-and 14 microchromosomes (2n=32), which is common for the family. Here, we described a new derived unimodal karyotype of L. bowringii with 2n=24, observed in individuals from Bangkok (Thailand). A difference between the newly and previously described karyotypes of this species suggests the possibility of cryptic intraspecific chromosomal diversity.",
keywords = "Bimodal karyotype, Chromosomal rearrangements, Macrochromosome, Microchromosome, Synaptonemal complexes",
author = "Artem Lisachov and Nikolay Poyarkov and Parinya Pawangkhanant and Pavel Borodin and Kornsorn Srikulnath",
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