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Title: Genotypic and phenotypic divergence of rodents ( Acomys cahirinus and Apodemus mystacinus ) at "Evolution Canyon": Micro- and macroscale parallelism

Creator:

Nevo, E. ; Filippucci, G. M. ; Pavlicek, T. ; Gorlova, O. ; Shenbrot, G. ; Ivanitskaya, E. Y. ; Beiles, A.

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1998

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Białowieża

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Genetic allozyme and RAPD diversities were examined for ecological-genetic patterns in two rodents, the spiny-mouse Acomys cahirinus (Desmarest, 1819) and woodmouse Apodemus mystacinus (Danford and Alston, 1877), from the ecologically contrasting opposite slopes of the Lower Nahal Oren microsite, Mt. Carmel, Israel, designated by authors "Evolution Canyon". Likewise, morphological measurements were compared. Samples of both rodent species were collected from six stations: 3 (upper, middle and lower) on the "tropical" xeric South-facing sope (SFS) and 3 on the opposite "temperate" mesic North-facing slope (NFS) which vary dramatically physically and bioticaly.

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Acta Theriologica

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43

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Suppl. 5

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9

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34

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oai:rcin.org.pl:12831 ; 10.4098/AT.arch.98-45

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Mammal Research Institute of the Polish Academy of Sciences

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Programme Innovative Economy, 2010-2014, Priority Axis 2. R&D infrastructure ; European Union. European Regional Development Fund

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adaptation Apodemus genetic diversity incomplete natural selection rodents Spiny mouse Woodmouse

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• Acta Theriologica
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  • T.38 Supl. 2. Ecological genetics in mammals. Editors: G. B. Hartl and J. Markowski
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  • T.42 Supl. 4. Developmental homeostasis in natural populations of mammals: phenetic approach
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    • Remarks on body growth and phenotypes in Asian elephant Elephas maximus
    • Relationships between mating system, spatial behaviour, and genetic variation in ungulates, with special reference to European cervids
    • Genetic variation in an isolated Italian population of fallow deer Dama dama as revealed by RAPD-PCR
    • Influence of selection and management on the genetic structure of reindeer populations
    • Phylogeography of the European roe deer Capreolus capreolus as revealed by sequence analysis of the mitochondrial Control Region
    • Allozyme heterozygosity and fluctuating asymmetry in brown hares Lepus europaeus introduced to New Zealand: Developmental homeostasis in populations with a bottleneck history
    • Genetic markers for the detection of quantitative trait loci with special consideration of body weight and fat
    • Allozyme variation in native red deer Cervus elaphus of Mesola Wood, northern Italy: implications for conservation
    • Bisoniana 116. Restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) of exon 2 of the MhcBibo-DRB3 gene in European bison Bison bonasus
    • Bisoniana 117. Mitochondrial DNA-RFLP analysis reveals liw levels of genetic variation in European bison Bison bonasus
    • Elephantidae phylogeny: morphological versus molecular results
    • Genotypic and phenotypic divergence of rodents ( Acomys cahirinus and Apodemus mystacinus ) at "Evolution Canyon": Micro- and macroscale parallelism
    • Characterization of small populations with microsatellite markers on mouse chromosome 11
    • Contributors
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  • T.45 Supl.1. Evolution in the Sorex araneus group: cytogenetic and molecular aspects. Editors: J. B. Searle and J. M. Wójcik

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