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Neotrop. ichthyol ; 19(1): e200106, 2021. tab, graf, mapas, ilus
Article in English | LILACS, VETINDEX | ID: biblio-1154968

ABSTRACT

Two new species from the upper rio Tocantins basin are described in Knodus based on the traditional definition of the genus. The new species are distinguished from other congeners by meristic and morphometric characters, such as the number of cusps in the premaxillary and dentary teeth, the number of scale series between dorsal-fin origin and lateral line, the orbital diameter and the body depth. With the two new species, the number of endemic species in the upper rio Tocantins basin upstream of the mouth of the rio Paranã, rises to 53 (89 to the confluence with rio Araguaia). The existence of a meristic character that changes through ontogeny (allomery), viz. the number of scale series between dorsal-fin origin and lateral line, was detected in some species of Knodus through a regression analysis. Additionally, this paper describes an unambiguous, more informative and precise new method for counting vertebrae, which will enhance the efficacy of this trait in species comparisons.(AU)


Duas novas espécies do alto rio Tocantins são descritas em Knodus com base na definição tradicional do gênero. As novas espécies são distinguidas das demais congêneres por caracteres merísticos e morfométricos, tais como o número de cúspides nos dentes do pré-maxilar e do dentário, o número de séries de escamas entre a origem da nadadeira dorsal e a linha lateral, o diâmetro da órbita e a altura do corpo. Com as duas novas espécies, o número de espécies endêmicas na bacia do alto rio Tocantins, acima da barra do rio Paranã, sobe para 53 (89 até a confluência com o rio Araguaia). A existência de um caráter merístico que muda ao longo da ontogenia (alomeria), ou seja, o número de séries de escamas entre a origem da nadadeira dorsal e a linha lateral, foi detectado em algumas espécies de Knodus com uma análise de regressão. Adicionalmente, este artigo descreve um novo método não-ambíguo, mas informativo e mais preciso, para a contagem de vértebras, que aumentará a eficácia deste caráter em comparações entre espécies.(AU)


Subject(s)
Humans , Characidae , Gene Ontology , Gender Identity
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J. Health Sci. Inst ; 33(2): 130-134, abr.-jun. 2015.
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: biblio-882792

ABSTRACT

Objetivo ­ Desenvolver um novo método para a estimativa do sexo a partir de medidas entre os processos mastoides e a espinha nasal anterior em crânios secos humanos. Métodos ­ A amostra foi composta por 299 crânios, sendo 181 masculinos e 118 femininos, todos de indivíduos com idades conhecidas. Em cada crânio foram realizadas medidas lineares através de pontos craniométricos selecionados previamente. Foram realizadas as seguintes medidas: N-ENA (distância entre o násio e a espinha nasal anterior); PIMD-ENA (distância entre o polo inferior do processo mastóide direito e espinha nasal anterior) e PIME-ENA (distância entre o polo inferior do processo mastóide esquerdo e espinha nasal anterior). A partir da obtenção das medidas lineares, também foi determinada a uma área triangular, delimitada pela distância da espinha nasal anterior aos polos inferiores dos processos mastóides. Resultados ­ Pode-se observar que todas as distâncias lineares foram maiores no sexo masculino que no feminino e, consequentemente, a área triangular também foi maior. Houveram diferenças estatisticamente significativas entre todas as medidas realizadas de acordo com o dimorfismo sexual, bem como em relação a área triangular (P<0.05). Conclusão ­ O método proposto neste estudo pode ser utilizado para a determinação do dimorfismo sexual, onde os homens possuem medidas lineares maiores que as mulheres.


Objective ­ To develop a new method in order to estimate the sex although measurements between the mastoid processes to the anterior nasal spine in human dry skulls. Methods ­ The sample was composed of 299 skulls, being 181 male and 118 female, all of the individuals with the knowledge age. In each skull was performed linear measurements in selected craniometric points. It was performed the follow measurements: N-ANE (distance between the nasium and the anterior nasal spine); IPRMP-ANE (distance between the inferior polo of the right mastoid process and the anterior nasal spine) and IPLMP-ANE (distance between the inferior polo of the left mastoid process and the anterior nasal spine). Based on the linear measurements, it was determined was well as the triangular area, delimited by the anterior nasal spine and both mastoid processes. Results ­ It was possible to observe that all linear distances were higher in males than in females and, consequently, the triangular area. Statistical significant differences were observed in all measurements according to sex dimorphism, as well as in relation to the triangular area (P<0.05). Conclusion ­ The proposed method in this study could be used in order to determinate the sexual dimorphism, being the measurements in male higher than in females

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Rev. biol. trop ; 55(supl.1): 33-37, jun. 2007.
Article in Spanish | LILACS | ID: lil-473827

ABSTRACT

Determinamos el momento del desarrollo postembrionario en que se produce la diferenciación sexual primaria en la langosta Cherax quadricarinatus. Esta es evidenciada por la presencia de las gónadas y sus respectivos conductos. También determinamos la diferenciación sexual definida por la aparición de los caracteres sexualessecundarios. Se observaron 797 machos, 506 hembras y 456 individuos intersexos de 0.02 a 89.96 g (de criadero y laboratorio). Disecamos una submuestra de 106 machos, 69 hembras y 59 individuos intersexos para la caracterización macroscópica de la estructura gonadal. La diferenciación de los gonoporos se inicia aproximadamente a los 0.10 g, en sincronía con la diferenciación del sistema reproductor en machos, hembras e intersexos. La adquisición de la forma definitiva de ovario, oviducto, testículo y vaso deferente son posteriores. El appendix masculina iniciasu diferenciación a los 0.12-0.2 g y adquiere los rasgos característicos del appendix de los adultos a partir de 1-2 g.La diferenciación de la mancha roja (red patch) ocurre a partir de los 2.3 g.


We determined the earliest stage of postembryonic development at which primary and secondary sexual differentiations occur in the freshwater (“red claw”) crayfish Cherax quadricarinatus. For this purpose,797 males, 506 females and 456 intersex specimens within a weight range of 0.02-89.96 g were observed under stereoscopic microscope to determine the presence of the genital openings at the basis of the third (females) or fifth (males) pair of pereiopods. Animals presenting both pairs of genital openings were considered as intersex. A subsample of 106 males, 69 females and 59 intersex were dissected for the macroscopic characterization of gonad morphology. The development of the genital openings began approximately at 0.10 g, simultaneously with the differentiation of the reproductive system in females, males and intersex. Although the differentiation of the reproductive system started very early in the postembryonic development, the definitive form and colour of ovaries, oviducts, testes and vasa deferentia was acquired later. The differentiation of the appendix masculina began at 0.12-0.2 g and acquired the elongated shape of the adult at 1-2 g. The soft red patch characteristic of adult males started at 2.3 g of body weight in both chelipeds.


Subject(s)
Animals , Astacoidea/physiology , Sex Differentiation/physiology , Disorders of Sex Development , Astacoidea/anatomy & histology , Sex Characteristics
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Rev. biol. trop ; 55(supl.1): 25-31, jun. 2007. ilus
Article in English | LILACS | ID: lil-473826

ABSTRACT

Cherax quadricarinatus is a large freshwater crayfish species Parastacidae) native of north-west Queensland and the Northern Territory of Australia. The species typically exhibits a gonochoristic sexual system, although in cultured populations various types of intersex individuals have been described as functional males. In the present study, the macroscopic morphology and the gonadal histology of one type of intersex are described and discussed. All intersexes having both pairs of genital openings (female and male openings) and lacking both appendix masculinae and red patches were functional females with normal ovaries and oviducts. From a histological point of view, they did not differ from normal females having previtellogenic and/or vitellogenic ovaries according to size.


Cherax quadricarinatus, es un astácido dulceacuícola de gran tamaño de la (familia Parastacidae) originario delnoroeste de Queensland y del norte de Australia. Presenta un sistema sexual gonocórico, aunque en poblaciones decultivo se han descrito varios tipos de individuos intersexos como machos funcionales. En el presente estudio se describe y discute la morfología macroscópica y la histología gonadal de un tipo de intersexos. Todos los intersexos que presentan ambos pares de aberturas genitales (femeninas y masculinas) y carecen de ambos apéndices masculinos y de la mancha roja, fueron hembras funcionales con ovarios y oviductos normales. Desde el punto de vista histológico no difieren de las hembras normales, presentando ovarios previtelogénicos y/o vitelogénicos de acuerdo a su tamaño.


Subject(s)
Animals , Astacoidea/anatomy & histology , Gonads/anatomy & histology , Disorders of Sex Development , Astacoidea/physiology , Gonads/ultrastructure , Reproduction/physiology
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