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Microsatellite loci characterized in three African crane species (Gruidae, Aves)
Molecular Ecology Resources, 2009AbstractForty‐three microsatellite loci originally isolated in Grus americana and G. japonensis were tested for polymorphism in the blue crane (G. paradisea). Amplified products were sequenced in the blue crane to aid in the design of blue crane‐specific primers.
Travis Glenn
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A new crane (Aves: Gruidae) from the Miocene of Germany
Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, 2003ABSTRACT Described here is a new fossil species of crane (Aves: Gruidae), Palaeogrus mainburgensis, sp. nov., from the early middle Miocene fossil site of Sandelzhausen in Bavaria, southern Germany. The study includes morphological and metric comparisons with all known Tertiary gruids from Eurasia, along with a discussion of the taxonomic distribution ...
Ursula Göhlich
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Complete Mitochondrial Genome Sequences and the Phylogeny of Cranes (Gruiformes: Gruidae)
Auk, 2010ABSTRACT. We estimated phylogenetic relationships among all 15 extant species of cranes in the gruiform family Gruidae from complete sequences of their mitochondrial genomes. The gene order of crane mitochondrial genomes corresponds to that of the chicken and present few structural novelties compared with previously described birds.
Frank Anderson +2 more
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Mitochondrial DNA Relationships Within the Sarus Crane Species Group (Gruiformes: Gruidae)
Emu, 1995We report 1.3 kb of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) sequence from the cytochrome-b, tRNAThr and tRNAPro genes for Sarus Grus antigone, Brolga Grus rubicunda, White-naped Grus vipio and Japanese Grus japonensis Cranes. Previous morphological, behavioural and molecular studies have shown that the former three taxa comprise a monophyletic species group but have
Carey Krajewski
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On the inconstancy of pairs in cranes (Gruidae)
Орнитология, 2023Based on literature sources and observations of authors after individually marked cranes of several species, cases of changing partners in pairs are described. This takes place mostly in cases of death or disappearance of a partner, and it may also depend on breeding success of pairs.
E.I. Ilyashenko +3 more
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