New Ctenomys karyotypes (Rodentia, Octodontidae) from north-eastern Argentina and from Paraguay confirm the extreme chromosomal multiformity of the genus

Bone-marrow karyotypes of 68 specimens of the subterranean octodontid rodent genus Ctenomys from 16 different populations of north east Argentina and one from Paraguay have been studied. A surprising variety of chromosome numbers was found, ranging from 2n=42 to 2n=70. Some of the karyomorphs are cl...

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Autor principal: Ortells, M.O
Otros Autores: Contreras, J.R, Reig, O.A
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100 1 |a Ortells, M.O. 
245 1 0 |a New Ctenomys karyotypes (Rodentia, Octodontidae) from north-eastern Argentina and from Paraguay confirm the extreme chromosomal multiformity of the genus 
260 |b Kluwer Academic Publishers  |c 1990 
270 1 0 |m Ortells, M.O.; GIBE, Departamento de Ciencias Biológicas FCEyN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Pabellón 2, 4 Piso, Ciudad Universitaria, Nuñez, 1428, Buenos Aires, Argentina 
506 |2 openaire  |e Política editorial 
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504 |a Contreras. J. R. & Berry, L. M., 1984. Una nueva especie del género Ctenomys procedente de la provincia de Santa Fé (Rodentia, Ctenomyidae). Resúmenes VII Jornadas Argentinas Zoología, Mar del Plata: 75; Contreras, J.R., de Contreras, Diagnosis preliminar de una nueva especie de ‘anguya-tutu’ (género Ctenomys) para la provincia de Corrientes, Argentina (Mammalia, Rodentia) (1984) Historia Natural (Corrientes), 4, pp. 131-132 
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504 |a Feito, R., Gallardo, M., Sperm morphology of the Chilean species of Ctenomys (Octodontidae) (1982) Journal of Mammalogy, 63, pp. 658-651 
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504 |a Kiblisky, P., Brum-Zorrilla, N., Perez, G., Saez, F.A., Variabilidad cromosómica entre diversas poblaciones uruguayas del roedor cavador del género Ctenomys (Rodentia, Octodontidae) (1977) Mendeliana, 2, pp. 85-93 
504 |a Langguth, A., 1976. Mamiferos. In: Mus. Nac. Hist. Nat. y Depart. Zool. Vert. Fac. Human. y Cienc., ed., Lista de las especies de vertebrados del Uruguay: 1–6. Montevideo, Uruguay; Langguth, A., Abella, A., Las especies uruguayas del género Ctenomys (Rodentia, Octodontidae) (1970) Comunicaciones Zoología Museo Historia Natural Montevideo, 10 (129), pp. 1-20 
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504 |a Lessa, E., Langguth, A., Ctenomys pearsoni, N. SP. (Rodentia, Octodontidae), del Uruguay (1983) Resúmenes Comunicaciones Jornadas Ciencias Naturales, Montevideo, 3, pp. 86-88 
504 |a Levan, A., Fredga, K., Sandberg, A.A., Nomenclature for centromeric position on chromosomes (1964) Hereditas, 52, pp. 1-22 
504 |a Massarini, A., Barros, M. A., Ortells, M. O. & Reig, O. A. (in press). Evolutionary biology of fossorial Ctenomyine rodents. (Caviomorpha: Octodontidae). I. Chromosomal polymorphism and small karyotypic differentiation in Central Argentinian populations of tuco-tucos. Genetica; Nevo, E., Adaptive convergence and divergence of subterranean mammals (1979) Annual Review of Ecology and Systematics, 10, pp. 269-308 
504 |a Novello, A.F., Lessa, E.P., G-band homology in two karyomorphs of the Ctenomys pearsoni complex (Rodentia: Octodontidae) of neotropical fossorial rodents (1986) Z. Säugentierkunde, 51, pp. 378-380 
504 |a Reig, O.A., Karyotypic repatterning as a triggering factor in cases of explosive speciation (1989) Evolutionary biology of transient, unstable populations, pp. 246-289. , A., Fontdevila, Springer Verlag, Berlin, New York 
504 |a Reig, O.A., Kiblisky, P., Chromosome multiformy in the genus Ctenomys (Rodentia, Octodontidae): A progress report (1969) Chromosoma (Berlin), 28, pp. 211-244 
504 |a Reig, O.A., Busch, C., Ortells, M.O., Contreras, J.R., An overview of evolution, systematics, population biology and speciation in Ctenomys (1990) Biology of subterraneal mammals at the organismal and molecular levels, pp. 71-96. , E., Nevo, O. A., Reig, Alan R. Liss, Inc., New York 
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504 |a Rossi, M.S., Reig, O.A., Zorzopulos, J., Evidence for rolling-circle replication in a major satellite DNA from the south american rodents of the genus Ctenomys (1990) Mol. Biol. Evol., 7 (4), pp. 340-350 
504 |a Vidal-Rioja, L., Chromosome polymorphism in Ctenomys talarum (Rodentia: Octodontidae) (1985) Caryologia, 38, pp. 169-178 
504 |a Vitullo, A., Roldán, E.R.S., Merani, M.S., On the morphology of spermatozoa of Tuco-tucos, Ctenomys (Rodentia: Ctenomyidae): New data and its implications for the evolution of the genus (1988) Journal of Zoology, 215, pp. 675-683 
520 3 |a Bone-marrow karyotypes of 68 specimens of the subterranean octodontid rodent genus Ctenomys from 16 different populations of north east Argentina and one from Paraguay have been studied. A surprising variety of chromosome numbers was found, ranging from 2n=42 to 2n=70. Some of the karyomorphs are clearly assigned to named species by topotypy: C. conoveris 2n=50, FN=56; C. argentinus, 2n=44, FN=54; C. perrensi, 2n=50, FN=84; C. dorbignyi, 2n=70, FN=84; C. roigi, 2n=48, FN=80; C. yolandae, 2n=50, FN=78. Four populations of Corrientes Province similar in morphology to C. perrensi were found to be polymorphic and polytypic; they maintain the same FN=84, but diploid numbers increase from 2n=54 to 2n=58 from SW to the NE, thus suggesting Robertsonian rearrangements. In the middle of this cline, a stable karyomorph of 2n=62, FN=84 was found in two different populations, suggesting to belong to an undescribed species. Another karyomorph of 2n=42, FN=76 found in Curuzú Laurel, Corrientes, may also prove to represent another undescribed species. One karyomorph of 2n=52, FN=74, and another of 2n=56, FN=78 from Paraná and Ubajaý (Entre Ríos Province, Argentina) respectively are close to C. rionegrensis. The relationships among these karyomorphs is considered in light of data on sperm morphology. The hypothesis is advanced that karyotypic rearrangements among the FN=84 group may be the result of Robertsonian repatterning from a 2n=70 original widespread form. Fixation of chromosomal variants is correlated with patchy distribution and small size of unstable demes, and may or may not have resulted in reproductive isolation. © 1990 Kluwer Academic Publishers.  |l eng 
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