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Rev. bras. genét ; 17(4): 401-8, dez. 1994. ilus, tab
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-164710

ABSTRACT

Cytogenetic studies were performed on six tropidurid lizards: Tropidurus mucujensis, T hispidus, T montanus, T semitaeniatus, T spinulosus and Uranoscodon superciliosus. Conventional and differential (C- and R-bands and Ag-NORs) staining techniques were employed for the characterization of the karyotypes. The analyses were carried out in order to establish the morphological characterization of macro and microchromosomes, the R- and C-banding patterns as well as the silver staining of nucleolus organizer regions (Ag-NORs). R-banding was obtained after in vitro incorporation of 5-bromodeoxyuridine (BrdU). For some species, the banding patterns are described for the first time. All species presented a diploid number of 2n=36, with a basic karyotype constituted by 12 metacentric or submetacentric macrochromosomes and 24 microchromosomes (12M+24m). Although these species present a conservative karyotype, most of them are distinguished by the morphology of the macro and microchromosomes, by location of Ag-NORs, and by amount and distribution of constitutive hetcrochromatin. Sex determination of the XX:XY type was found in T hispidus, T montanusand U. superciliosus. The presence of species specific karyotypes in T spinulosus and U. superciliosus is suggested.


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Animals , Male , Female , Chromosomes , Lizards/genetics , Argentina , Brazil , Staining and Labeling , Karyotyping , Metaphase
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Rev. bras. genét ; 12(4): 747-59, dic. 1989. ilus, tab
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-94216

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Uma populaçäo relativamente densa de Strobilurus torquatus foi encontrada em Säo José, próximo à Itabuna, Estado da Bahia, na Mata Atlântica do Brasil. Este lagarto, aparentemente raro, é um heliófilo de floresta e se alimenta de formigas que obtem em vários níveis nos troncos das grandes árvores e ocasionalmente, no chäo. O dimorfismo sexual é aparente no comprimento rostro-anal e da tíbia: os machos possuem tíbias mais longas e grossas do que as fêmeas. As fêmeas grávidas têm ninhadas de 2 a 3 ovos. Os estudos citogenéticos mostraram 2n = 36 cromossomos, caracterizados por 12 macrocromossomos e 24 microcromossomos e um mecanismo de determinaçäo do sexo XX:XY. Também säo apresentados por padröes de bandas C, localizaçäo das regiöes organizadoras de nucléolo, bandas R após tratamento in vivo com 5-bromodeoxiuridina (5-BrdU) e dados meióticos de machos


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Cytogenetics , Karyotyping , Lizards/genetics , Brazil , Sex Characteristics , Ecology , Nucleolus Organizer Region
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