Study of a contact between two chromosomally monomorphic races of sorex araneus l. (common shrew)

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One hundred and twelve specimens of the common shrew from 21 populations in NE Poland were studied from an area of contact between chromosomal race II (metacentric chromosomes: hi, ko, gm, np) and race VII (ki, hn, gr, mp). No direct contact was found between the races in the study area; there were no mixed or hybrid populations. The shortest distance between populations of the two races was 1.2-1.6 km. Possible explanations for this pattern of the races’ disjunction are discussed. © 1993 The Genetical Society of Great Britain.

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Fedyk, S., Zajkowska, M., & Chftnicki, W. (1993). Study of a contact between two chromosomally monomorphic races of sorex araneus l. (common shrew). Heredity, 71(3), 221–226. https://doi.org/10.1038/hdy.1993.129

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