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Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, 2005
The African gerbils of the genus Tatera are widespread and abundant throughout sub-Saharan Africa. There is still today a certain controversy concerning the taxonomy of these rodents and very few attempts have been made to assess their systematic relationships. The present paper introduces findings based on the partial sequences of cytochrome b (495 bp)
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The African gerbils of the genus Tatera are widespread and abundant throughout sub-Saharan Africa. There is still today a certain controversy concerning the taxonomy of these rodents and very few attempts have been made to assess their systematic relationships. The present paper introduces findings based on the partial sequences of cytochrome b (495 bp)
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2023
The corona of the first and the second cheek teeth of young specimen in the Meriones, Rhombomys, Psammomys genera and the corona of the upper third cheek teeth in the Rhombomys genus are represented by nonfused laminas. Long axes of laminas and a tooth often form an acute angle and the points of the laminas confluence are displaced externally.
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The corona of the first and the second cheek teeth of young specimen in the Meriones, Rhombomys, Psammomys genera and the corona of the upper third cheek teeth in the Rhombomys genus are represented by nonfused laminas. Long axes of laminas and a tooth often form an acute angle and the points of the laminas confluence are displaced externally.
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Tumors in Gerbillinae: a literature review and report of a case.
Laboratory animal science, 1974 Shumaker Rc, Paik Sk, Houser Wd
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Experientia, 1954
4 species of the genusGerbillus have been studied by the author; two belong to the usual schemeX-Y, X-X, two are provided with multiple sex-chromosomes.Gerbillus gerbillus ♂ shows at the first metaphase a sexual trivalentX-Y 1 Y 2 and 20 autosomal bivalents. The diploid number is 43.
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4 species of the genusGerbillus have been studied by the author; two belong to the usual schemeX-Y, X-X, two are provided with multiple sex-chromosomes.Gerbillus gerbillus ♂ shows at the first metaphase a sexual trivalentX-Y 1 Y 2 and 20 autosomal bivalents. The diploid number is 43.
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Behavior of Psammomys obesus (Rodenth: Gerbillinae) in the Algerian Sahara
Zeitschrift für Tierpsychologie, 2010Sandra Daly, Martin Daly
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Sociální chování pískomilů (Gerbillinae)
The gerbils of the subfamily Gerbillinae represent an important taxon of rodents that includes a wide range of species inhabiting arid regions of the Old World. These species exhibit remarkable inter- and intraspecific variation in social behaviour, which is reflected in their mating systems, aggressive and territorial behaviour.openaire +1 more source