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Recent Advances in Ophthalmology ; (6): 979-983, 2017.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-657798

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Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the main cause of blindness in the people older than 50 years old,and atrophic age-related macular degeneration accounts for 85%-90% patients of AMD.Following the application of multi-spectral imaging,fundus autofluorescence,optical coherence tomography,microperimetry,multifocal electroretinogram and other new methods in ophthalmic clinical,the morphological and functional changes of atrophic AMD lesions have been more in-depth and comprehen sive,so this article will give a review on the relevant progress of examination techniques in recent years.

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Recent Advances in Ophthalmology ; (6): 979-983, 2017.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-660238

ABSTRACT

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the main cause of blindness in the people older than 50 years old,and atrophic age-related macular degeneration accounts for 85%-90% patients of AMD.Following the application of multi-spectral imaging,fundus autofluorescence,optical coherence tomography,microperimetry,multifocal electroretinogram and other new methods in ophthalmic clinical,the morphological and functional changes of atrophic AMD lesions have been more in-depth and comprehen sive,so this article will give a review on the relevant progress of examination techniques in recent years.

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Rev. biol. trop ; 60(4): 1589-1601, Dec. 2012. ilus, graf, tab
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-662232

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Morphometric analyses are particularly important, and for many years they have supported evolutionary and ecological phenomena, and have been useful for the classification of new species, mainly to the lowest taxonomic levels. In order to assess the degree of sexual dimorphism, the intra-specific morphometric variation and the inter-specific morphological differences, we performed morphometric analyses of two morphologically cryptic species, Odontophrynus cordobae (diploid) and O. americanus (tetraploid). For this, we measured 15 morphometric variables on 211 individuals from 18 localities of Córdoba province. We found sexual dimorphism in six and three parameters in O. cordobae and O. americanus, respectively. Diploid and tetraploid males significantly differed in six morphometric variables. Discriminant Function Analysis (DFA) including all populations correctly classified a 76.37% of individuals within their respective species. DFA based on four groups (1- allopatric O. cordobae, 2-syntopic O. cordobae; 3- allopatric O. americanus; 4- syntopic O. americanus) accurately classified a 73.45% of individuals within their respective groups. Allopatric individuals of each species and, allopatric and syntopic individuals within each species were clearly segregated. Syntopic individuals of O. cordobae and O. americanus showed the lowest percentages of correct classification. Morphometric differences between sympatric diploids and tetraploids were not greater than those observed in allopatry. These findings deviate from the expected results under the hypothesis of character displacement, and they suggest that external morphological characters would not have a major influence on the recognition and choice of conspecific males by females.


El análisis morfométrico ha servido como apoyo para explicar fenómenos ecológicos y evolutivos y para la clasificación de nuevas especies. Nosotros realizamos el análisis morfométrico de dos especies morfológicamente crípticas con el objeto de evaluar el grado de diferenciación intra e interespecífica. Se midieron 15 variables sobre 211 individuos pertenecientes a 18 localidades del centro de Argentina. Se encontró dimorfismo sexual en seis variables morfométricas en Odontophrynus cordobae y en tres variables en O. americanus. Se encontraron diferencias significativas entre especies en seis variables. El análisis discriminante incluyendo los individuos de todas las poblaciones relevadas para O. cordobae y O. americanus, mostró una clasificación positiva de los individuos dentro de su respectiva especie del 76.37%. En el análisis discriminante realizado con base en cuatro grupos (O. cordobae alopátrico y sintópico y O. americanus alopátrico y sintópico) se obtuvo una reclasificación de los individuos dentro de cada grupo del 73.45%. Las diferencias morfométricas entre especies fueron mayores en sintopía. Los resultados se alejan de los resultados esperados bajo la hipótesis del desplazamiento de caracteres y podrían sugerir que los caracteres morfológicos externos no tendrían una influencia importante en el reconocimiento y elección de machos coespecíficos por parte de las hembras.


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Animals , Female , Male , Anura/anatomy & histology , Sex Characteristics , Argentina , Anura/classification , Species Specificity
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