52. Karyological Kinship of Two Species of Mustelids, Mustela erminea nippon and Martes melampus melampus

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The karyological relatedness between the ermine ( Mustela erminea nippon) and the Japanese marten ( Martes melampus melampus) can be explained by three Robertsonian fusions and two pericentric inversions on the basis of the G-band homology. Phylogenesis of the mustelid species of Japan is briefly discussed, from a karyosystematic viewpoint, making reference to the three species of mustelids reported previously. © 1987, The Japan Academy. All rights reserved.

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Obara, Y. (1987). 52. Karyological Kinship of Two Species of Mustelids, Mustela erminea nippon and Martes melampus melampus. Proceedings of the Japan Academy, Series B, 63(6), 197–200. https://doi.org/10.2183/pjab.63.197

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