AN ATLAS OF MAMMALIAN CHROMOSOMES VOLUME8

T.C.HSU KURT BENIRSCHKE Section of Cytology, Department Department of Obstetries of Biology, The University of & Gynecology, School of Medicine, Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital and University of California, San Diego, Tumor Institute, Houston, Texas La Jolla, California

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ISBN 978-1-4684-7995-9 ISBN 978-1-4615-6432-4 (eBook) DOI 10.1007/978-1-4615-6432-4 Introduction to Volume 8

This series of Mammalian Chromosomes started before the advent of many revolutionary procedures for chromosome characterization. During the last few years, conventional karyotyping was found to be inadequate because the various ban ding techniques ofIer much more precise information. Unfortu• nately, it is not feasible to induce banding from old slides, so that wh at was reported with conventional straining methods must remain until new material can be obtained. We present, in this volume, a few of these. We consider presenting the ban ding patterns of a few more important such as man, mouse, rat, etc., in our future volumes.

As complete sets (male and female ) of karyotypes are more and more diffi• cult to come by, we begin to place two species in the same on one plate. In the case of one species in this volume, we present only the karyotype of one individual because we do not know when a companion will be available. This practice may be used more often in the future volumes also.

T.C.Hsu K. Benirschke Contents (Volume 8)

Folio No. MARSUPIALlA DIDELPHIDAE Chironectes panamensis (Water opossum) 351 Lutreolina crassicaudata (Little water opossum) 352 PARAMELIDAE Thylacomys lagotis (Rabbit bandicoot) 353 INSECTIVORA SORICIDAE Blarina brevicauda (Greater North American short-tailed shrew) 354 CHIROPTERA PHYLLOSTOMIDAE Mimon crenulatum (Spear-nosed bat) 355 EDENTATA DASYPODIDAE Chaetophractus villosus (Hairy armadillo) 356 LAGOMORPHA OCHOTONIDAE Ochotona rufeseens (Afghan pika) 357 RODENTIA SCIURIDAE Funambulus palmarum (Three-striped palm squirrel) 358 Hylopetes alboniger (Arrow-tailed flying squirreI) 359 Marmota marmota (Alpine marmot) 360 Menetes berdmorei (Stiped ground squirrel) 361 Akodon aerosus 362 Anotomys leander (Fish-eating rat) 363 Calomyscus bai/wardi (Mouse-like hamster) 364 Cricetulus barabensis (Daurian hamster) 365 Neotomadon alstoni (Mexican volcan mouse) 366 Peromyscus maniculatus (Deer mouse) 367 Tscherskia triton (Rat-like hamster) 368 Tylomys panamensis (panama climbing rat) 369 Aschizomys niigatae 370 A. imaizumi 370 smithi 371 E. kageus 371 hyperboreus (North Siberian ) 372 Phenacomys longicaudus (Tree mouse) 373 MURIDAE Bandicota bengalensis 374 B. indica 375 v vi / Contents Folio No. Rattus argentiventer 376 R mindanensis (Philippine black rat) 377 HYDROCHOERIDAE Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris (Capybara) 378 CETACEA PHYSTERIDAE Kogia breviceps (pygmy sperm whale) 379 CARNIVORA CANIDAE Vulpes vulpes (Common fox) 380 HYAENIDAE Hyaena brunnea (Brown hyena) 381 Mustela altaika (Solongoy) 382 Taxidea taxus (American badger) 383 VIVERRIDAE Arctogalidia trivirgata (Bornean small-toothed palm civet) 384 FELIDAE Felis lynx (Canadian lynx) 385 Uncia uncia (Snow leopard) 386 PINNIPEDIA OTARIIDAE Eumetopias jubata (Steller's sealion) 387 ARTIODACTYLA TAYASSUIDAE Tayassu albirostris (White-lipped peccary) 388 CAMELIDAE Camelus bactrianus (Bactrian camel) 389 CERVIDAE Axis axis (Axis deer) 390 BOVIDAE Anoa depressicornis (Lowland anoa) 391 Antilope cervicapra (Black buck) 392 Connochaetes taurinus (White-bearded gnu) 393 Gazella dorcas (Dorcas gazelle) 394 G. spekei (Speke's gazelle) 395 PRIMATES LEMURIDAE Lemur macaco (Black lemur) 396 WRISIDAE Galago crassicaudatus (Thick-tailed bushbaby) 397 CALLITHRICIDAE Callimico goeldii (Goeldi's marmoset) 398 CERCOPITHECIDAE Erythrocebus patas (Patas monkey) 399 Macaca [ascicularis (Crab-eating macaque) 400 Cumulative Contents (Volumes 1 to 8) Folio No. MARSUPIALIA DIDELPHIDAE Caluromys derbianus (Woolly opossum) 101 Chironectes panamensis (Water opossum) 351 Didelphis albiventris 251 Didelphis marsupialis (Opossum) 201 Didelphis marsupialis virginiana (American opossum) 51 Lutreolina crassicaudata (Little water opossum) 352 Marmosa alstoni (Alston's opossum) 202 Marmosa murina (Mouse opossum) 203 Marmosa robinsoni (Robinson's mouse opossum) 252 Monodelphis brevicaudata (Short·tailed opossum) 253 Philander opossum (Four-eyed opossum) 254 DASYURIDAE Dasyurops maculatus (Spotted-tailed Australian native cat) 255 Sminthopsis crassicaudata (Fat-tailed marsupial mouse) 256 PERAMELIDAE Perameles nasuta (Long-nosed bandicoot) 151 Thylacomys lagotis (Rabbit bandicoot) 353 MACROPODIDAE Macropus rufus (Red kangaroo) 102 Potorous tridactylis (Rat kangaroo) Wallabia (Protemnodon) bicolor (Black-tailed wallaby) 152 Wallabia eugenii (Dama wallaby, Tammar) 103 PHALANGERIDAE Thchosurus vulpecula (Vulpine phalanger) 301

INSECTIVORA ERINACEIDAE Erinaceus europaeus europaeus (Western European hedgehog) 52 Erinaceus europaeus roumanicus (Eastern European hedgehog) 53 TALPIDAE Talpa europea (European mole) 54 TENRECIDAE Centetes ecaudatus 153 Microgale dobsoni 154 SORICIDAE Blarina brevicauda (Greater North American short-tailed shrew) 354 Cryptotis parva (Least shrew) 155 Neomys fodiens (Old World water shrew) 204 Notiosorex crawfordi (Desert shrew) 302 Sorex caecutiens (Masked shrew, Laxmann's shrew) 205 Suncus murinus (Indian house shrew) 257

DERMOPTERA CYNOCEPHALIDAE Cynocephalus variegatus 303 C volans (Flying lemur) 303 vü viii / Cumulative Contents Folio No. CHIROPTERA PHYLWSTOMIDAE Artibeus jamaicensis (Jamaican fruit-eating bat) 55 Artibeus lituratus (Big fruit-eating bat) 104 Artibeus turpis (Teapa fruit-eating bat) 206 Carollia castanea 307 Carollia perspicillata (Seba's short-tailed bat) 105 Chiroderma villosum 207 Glossophaga soricina (pallas' long-tongued bat) 208 Mesophylla rnacconnelli 260 Mimon crenulatum (Spear-nosed bat) 355 Pteronotus parnelli (Greater mustached bat) 209 Rhinophylla pumilio 308 Sturnira lilium (Yellow-shouldered bat) 156 Uroderma bilobatum 261 Uroderma magnirostrum 262 DESMODONTIDAE Desmodus rotundus (Vampire bat) 2 NATALIDAE Natalus tumidirostris 259 VESPERTILIONIDAE Antrozous pallidus (Pallid bat) 56 Eptesicus fuscus (Big brown bat) 157 Lasiurus intermedius (Yellow bat) 158 Lasiurus seminolus (Seminoie bat) 106 Myotis grisescens (Gray myotis) 57 Myotis macrodactylus 263 Myotis velifer (Cave bat) 3 Nycticeius humeralis (Evening bat) 210 Pipistrellus affinis 309 P. mimus (pigmy pipistrelle) 310 Pipistrellus subflavus (Eastem pipistrelle) 4 MOLOSSIDAE Tadarida braziliensis (Mexican free-tailed bat) 159 PTEROPODIDAE Pteropus giganteus (Flying fox) 304 Rousettus leschenaulti (Dog-faced bat) 305 EMBALLONURIDAE Taphozous longimanus (Tomb bat) 306

EDENTATA BRADYPODIDAE Choloepus hoffmanni (Hoffmann's two-toed sloth) 160 DASYPODIDAE Cabassous centralis (Central American soft-tailed armadillo) 107 Chaetophractus villosus (Hairy armadillo) 356 Dasypus novemcinctus (Nine-banded armadillo) 5 Euphractus sexcinctus (Six-banded armadillo) 258 ix I Cumulative Contents Folio No. MYRMECOPHAGIDAE Tamandua tetradactyla (Collared anteater) 108

LAGOMORPHA OCHOTONIDAE Ochotona hyperborea (Japanese pika) 264 Ochotona princeps (American pika) 265 Ochotona rufeseens (Afghan pika) 357 LEPORIDAE Lepus alleni (Antelope jackrabbit) 6 Lepus americanus (Snowshoe hare) 161 Lepus califomicus (Black-tailed jackrabbit) 7 Lepus townsendii (White-tailedjackrabbit) 211 Oryctolagus cuniculus (Laboratory rabbit) 8 Sylvilagus [loridanus (Eastern cottontail) 212

RODENTlA SCIURIDAE Ammospermophilus harrisii (Harris' antelope squirrel) 213 Callospermophilus (Citellus) lateralis (Golden-mantled ground squirrel) 214 Cynomys gunnisoni (Gunnison's prairie dog) 215 Eutamias amoenus (Yellow-pine chipmunk) 266 Eutamias minimus (Least chipmunk) 109 Eutamias ruficaudus (Red-tailed chipmunk) 216 Funambulus palmarum (Three-stripled palm squirreI) 358 Funambulus pennanti (Indian five-striped squirrel) 311 Glaucomys volans (Southern flying squirreI) 312 Hylopetes alboniger (Arrow-tailed flying squirrel) 359 Marmota marmota (Alpine marmot) 360 Marmota monax (Northeastern American woodchuck) 9 Menetes berdmorei (Striped ground squirreI) 361 Sciurus niger (Fox squirreI) 267 Sciurus vulgaris (Hokkaido squirrel) 162 Spermophilus beldingi (Belding's ground squirreI) 110 Spermophilus richardsonii (Richardson's ground squirrel) 111 Tamias sibiricus (Asian chipmunk) 217 Tamiasciurus hudsonicus streatori (Red squirrel) 10

HETEROMYlDAE Dipodomys merriami (Merriam's kangaroo rat) 163 Perognathus arenarius (Little desert pocket mouse) 164 Perognathus intermedius (Rock pocket mouse) 11 Perognathus penicillatus (Desert pocket mouse) 58 Perognathus spinatus (Spiny pocket mouse) 165 CASTORIDAE Castor canadensis (Beaver) 59 GLIRIDAE Eliomys quercinus (European garden dormouse) 313 x / Cumulative Contents Folio No. CRICETIDAE CRICETINAE Akodon aerosus 362 Akodon orophilus (South American field mouse) 314 Akodon urichi (VoIe mouse) 268 Anotomys leander (Fish-eating rat) 363 Baiomys taylori (Northern pygmy mouse) 12 Calomyscus bailwardi (Mouse-like hamster) 364 Cricetulus barabensis (Daurian hamster) 365 Cricetulus griseus (Chinese hamster) 13 Cricetulus migratorius (Armenian hamster) 269 Cricetus cricetus (European or black-bellied hamster) 166 Mesocricetus auratus (Syrian or golden hamster) 14 Mesocricetus brandti (Azarbaidjan hamster) 315 Mystromys albicaudatus (White-tailed rat) 60 Neotoma albigula (White-throated woodrat) 61 Neotoma cinerea (Bushy-tailed woodrat) 316 Neotoma floridana (Eastern woodrat) 167 Neotoma mexicana (Mexican woodrat) 113 Neotoma micropus (Southern plains woodrat) 62 Neotomadon alstoni (Mexican volcan mouse) 366 Ochrotomys nuttalli (Golden mouse) 114 Onychomys leucogaster (Northern grasshopper mouse) 16 Onychomys torridus (Southern grasshopper mouse) 63 Oryzomys palustris (Marsh rice rat) 117 Ototylomys phyllotis (Big-eared climbing rat) 317 Peromyscus boylei (Brush mouse) 65 Peromyscus californicus (California mouse) 115 Peromyscus eremicus (Cactus mouse) 64 Peromyscus floridanus (Florida mouse) 218 Peromyscus gossypinus (Cotton mouse) 66 Peromyscus maniculatus (Deer mouse) 367 Peromyscus melanophrys (Plateau mouse) 219 Peromyscus ochraventer (EI Carrizo deer mouse) 116 Peromyscus polionotus (Old field mouse) 270 Peromyscus truei (pinon mouse) 168 Phodopus sungorus (Djungarian hamster) 318 Reithrodontomys fulvescens (Fulvous harvest mouse) 67 Reithrodontomys megalotis (Western harvest mouse) 169 Sigmadon arizonae 319 Sigmadon hispidus (Hispid cotton rat) 68 Sigmadon minimus (Least cotton rat) 118 Tscherskia triton (Rat-like hamster) 368 Tylomys panamensis (panama climbing rat) 369 MICROTINAE te"estris (Water vole) 220 Aschizomys niigatae 370 A. imaizumi 370 xi / Cumulative Contents Folio No. Oethrionomys gapperi (Gapper's red-backed mouse) 171 Oethrionomys glareolus () 172 Oethrionomys rufocanus (Red-back mouse) 119 lutescens (Mole-vole) 112 Eothenomys smithi 371 E. kageus 371 curtatus () 221 Lagurus lagurus (Steppe ) 222 Microtus agrestis (Common ) 69 Microtus arvalis () 173 Microtus canicaudus (Gray-tailed meadow mouse) 271 Microtus hyperboreus (North Siberian vole) 372 Microtus longicaudus (Long-tailed vole) 120 Microtus montanus () 70 Microtus montebelli (Korean vole) 174 Microtus ochrogaster () 272 Microtus oeconomus (Northern vole) 175 Microtus oregoni () 121 Micro tus pennsylvanicus () 15 Microtus townsendii (Townsend's vole) 223 Ondatra zibethicus () 224 Phenacomys intermedius (Heather vole) 273 Phenacomys longicaudus (Tree mouse) 373 GERBILLINAE Gerbillus chessmani 320 Gerbillus gerbillus 321 Gerbillus gleaweri 322 Meriones hurrianae (Indian desert gerbil) 225 Meriones libycus (Libyan jird) 226 Meriones shawi (Shaw's jird) 227 Meriones unguiculatus (Clawed jird, Mongolian gerbil) 274 Psammomys obesus (Sand rat) 170 SPALACIDAE Spalax .ehrenbergi 323 MURIDAE Acomys cahirinus (Spiny mouse) 275 Acomys cahirinus (Spiny mouse) 276 Apodemus agrarius (Striped field mouse) 277 Apodemus flavicollis (Yellow-necked mouse) 278 Apodemus microps 279 Apodemus speciosus 280 Apodemus sylvaticus (Field mouse) 176 Bandicota bengalensis 374 B. indica 375 Mus cervicolor 228 Mus musculus (Mouse) 17 Mus poschiavinus (Tobacco mouse) 177 Rattus argentiventer 376 xii / Cumulative Contents Folio No. Rattus exulans (Little rat) 324 R. mindanensis (philippine black rat) 377 Rattus (Mastomys)natalensis (African mouse, Mastomys) 71 Rattus nitidus (Himalayan rat) 325 Rattus norvegicus (Rat) 18 Rattus rattus (Black rat) 326 Rattus rattus (Black rat) 229 Vandeleuria oleracea (palm mouse) 327 ERETHIZONTIDAE Erethizon dorsatum (North American porcupine) 72 CAVIIDAE Cavia porcellus (Guinea pig) 73 Dolichotis patagonum (Cavie mara, Patagonian hare) 328 HYDROCHOERIDAE Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris (Capybara) 378 DASYPROCTIDAE Dasyprocta aguti (Orange-rumped agouti) 74 Myoprocta acouchy (Red acouchy) 75 CHINCHILLIDAE Chinchilla laniger (Chinchilla) 19 Lagostomus maximus (Viscacha) 281 CAPROMYIDAE Capromys pilorides (Cuban hutias) 282 Myocaster coypus (Coypu) 76

CETACEA . BALAENOPTERIDAE Balaenoptera physalus (Fin whale) 283 DELPHINIDAE Delphinis bairdii (Pacific dolphin) 329 Orcinus orca (Killer whale) 330 Tursiops truncata (Bottle-nosed dolphin) 331 PHYSETERIDAE Kogia breviceps (Pygmy sperm whale) 379 Physeter catodon (Sperm whale) 332

CARNIVORA CANIDAE Alopex lagopus (Arctic fox) 333 Atelocynus microtis (Round-eared or small-eared dog) 178 Canis familiaris (Dog) 20 Canis latrans (Coyote) 21 Lycaon pictus (African or Cape hunting dog) 179 Nyctereutes procyonoides (Raccoon dog) 230 Otocyon megalotis (Bat-eared fox) 122 Urocyon cinereoargentateus (Eastern gray fox) 180 Vulpes fulva (American red fox) 334 Vulpes vulpes (Common fox) 380 xiii / Cumulative Contents Folio No. URSIDAE Helarctos malayanus (Sun bear) 181 Selenarctos thibetanus (Asiatic black bear) 22 Ursus americanus (Arnerican black bear) 23 PROCYONIDAE Ailurus fulgens (Lesser panda) 182 Bassariscus astutus (Ring-tailed cat) 24 Nasua nasua (Coatimundi) 183 Potos flavus (Kinkajou) 77 Procyon lotor (North American raccoon) 25 HYAENIDAE Crocuta crocuta (Spotted hyena) 78 Hyaena brunnea (Brown hyena) 381 Proteles cristatus (Aardwolt) 123 MUSTELIDAE Amblonyx cinerea (Oriental clawless otter) 79 Eira barbara (Tayra) 284 Enhydra lutris (Sea otter) 285 Gulo gulo (W olverine ) 184 Martes americana () 286 Melogale moschata (Chinese or golden-bellied ferret badger) 287 Mephitis mephitis (Striped skunk) 26 Mustela altaika (Solongoy) 382 Mustela erminea (Short-tailed weasel) 80 Mustela frenata (Long-tailed weasel) 231 Mustela putorius [uro (Ferret) 27 Mustela vison (Mink) 81 Spilogale putorius (Spotted skunk) 28 Taxidea taxus (Arnerican badger) 383 VIVERRIDAE Arctogalidia trivirgata (Bornean small-toothed palm civet) 384 Arctictis binturong (Binturong) 29 Atilax paludinosus (Marsh mongöose) 124 Bdeogale sp. (Black-footed mongoose) 232 Fossa fossa (Malagasy civet, Fanaloka) 125 Genetta genetta (Small-spotted genet) 126 Herpestes auropunctatus (Indian mongoose) 185 Paradoxurus hermaphroditus (Palm civet) 233 Prionodon linsang (Banded linsang) 127 Suricata suricatta (Mierkat) 30 Viverricula indica (Smali Indian civet) 128 FELIDAE Acinonyx jubatus (Cheetah) 234 Felis bengalensis (Leopard cat) 82 Felis cattus (Domestic cat) 31 Felis concolor (Puma) 129 Felis geoffroyi (Geoffroy's cat) 130 Felis Iynx (Canadian lynx) 385 Felis nigripes (Black-footed cat) 83 xiv / Cumulative Contents Folio No. Felis pardalis (Ocelot) 32 Felis serval (Serval) 235 Felis vive"ina (Fishing cat) 236 Felis (Leopardus) wiedii (Marguay cat) 237 Felis yagouaroundi (Jaguarundi) 186 Lynx rufus (Bobcat) 187 Panthera pardus (Leopard) 84 Panthera tigris (Tiger) 85 Uncia uncia (Snow leopard) 386 PINNIPEDIA OTARIIDAE Callorhinus ursinus (Northern fur seal) 131 Eumetopias jubata (Steller's sealion) 387 PHOCIDAE Cystophora cristata (Hooded seal) 335 Halichoerus grypus (Grey seal) 336 Pagophilus groenlandicus (Harp seal) 337 Phoca vitu/ina (Harbor seal) 338 TUBULIDENTATA ORYCTEROPODIDAE Orycteropus afer (Aardvark) 238 PROBOSCIDEA ELEPHANTIDAE Elephas maximus (Indian elephant) 239 Loxodonta africana (African elephant) 288 HYRACOIDEA PROCA VIIDAE Procavia capensis (Rock hyrax) 289 PERISSODACTYLA EQUIDAE Equus asinus (Donkey) 33 Equus caballus (Domestic horse) 34 Equus grevyi (Grevy's zebra) 290 Equus hemionus onager (persian wild ass, Onager) 35 Equus przewalskii (Mongolian wild horse) 36 Equus quagga (Burchell's zebra, Plains zebra) 240 Equus zebra hartmannae (Mrs. Harmann's mountain zebra) 37 RHINOCEROTIDAE Ceratotherium simum (White rhinoceros) 339 Rhinoceros unicornis (Great Indian one-horned rhinoceros) 340 ARTIODACTYLA SUIDAE Sus scrofa (Domestic pig) 38 Sus scrofa (European wild boar) 39 TAYASSUIDAE Tayassu albirostris (White-lipped peccary) 388 Tayassu tajacu (Collared peccary) 132 xv / Cumulative Contents Folio No. CAMELIDAE Camelus bactrianus (Bactrian camel) 389 Vicugna vicugna (Vicuna) 40 CERVIDAE Alces alces (North Arnerican moose) 133 Axis axis (Axis deer) 390 Capreolus capreolus (Roe deer) 86 Cervus duvauceli (Barasingha) 87 Cervus elaphus (Red deer) 134 Cervus unicolor (Sambar deer) 344 Dama dama (Fallow deer) 41 Elaphurus davidianus (pere David's deer) 241 Hydropotes inermis (Chinese water deer) 345 Muntiacus munt jak (Indian or red muntjac) 291 Muntiacus reevesi (Reeve's munt jac) 88 Odocoileus hemionus (Mule deer) 42 Odocoileus virginianus (White-tailed deer) 43 Rangifer tarandus (Reindeer) 135 ANTIWCAPRIDAE Antilocapra americana (Pronghorn antelope) 136 BOVIDAE Aepyceros melampus (Impala) 188 Ammotragus lervia (Barbary sheep) 137 Anoa depressicomis (Lowland anoa) 391 Antidorcas marsupialia (Springbok) 89 Antilope cervicapra (Black bück) 392 Bison bison (American bison) 138 Bos indicus (Zebu) 90 Bos taurus (Cattle) 44 Boselaphus tragocamelus (Nilgai) 91 Bubalus bubalis (Asiatic swamp buffalo) 139, 189 Capra hircus (Goat) 92 Capra ibex (Ibex) 140 Capricornis crispus (Japanese serow) 341 Cephalophus silvicultor (Yellow-backed duiker) 242 Connochaetes gnou (White-tailed gnu) 292 Connochaetes taurinus (White-bearded gnu) 393 Damaliscus dorcas (Blesbok) 293 Gazella dorcas (Dorcas gazelle) 394 G. spekei (Speke's gazelle) 395 Gazella thomsoni (Thomson's gazelle) 93 Hemitragus jemlahicus (Himalayan tahr) 141 Hippotragus niger (Sable antelope) 142 Kobus kob (Buffon's kob) 143 Naemorhedus goral (Goral) 342 Oreamnos americanus (Rocky Mountain goat) 190 Oryx gazella (Cape oryx, Gemsbok) 94 Ovibos moschatus (Musk ox) 95 Ovis ammon (aries) cycloceros (Afghanistan wild sheep) 191 Ovis ammon (aries) nigrimontana (Kara-Tau wild sheep) 144 xvi / Cumulative Contents Folio No. Ovis aries (Domestic sheep) 45 Ovis orientalis (Red sheep; Asiatic mouflon) 294 Rupicapra rupicapra (Chamois) 243 Syncerus caffer caffer (African buffalo) 145 Syncerus caffer nanus (Congo buffalo) 192 Taurotragus oryx (Eland) 295 Tetracerus quadricornis (Four-horned antelope) 96 Tragelaphus angasi (Nyala) 296 Tragelaphus spekei (Sitatunga) 343 Tragelaphus strepsiceros (Greater kudu) 297 GlRAFFIDAE Giraffa camelopardalis (Giraffe) 346 Okapia johnstoni (Okapi) 347 PRIMATES WPAIIDAE Tupaia chinensis 146 Tupaia glis (Tree shrew) 97 Tupaia montana 193 LEMURIDAE Lemur catta (Ring-tailed lemur) 194 Lemur fulvus fulvus (Red-fronted lemur) 244 Lemur macaco (Black lemur) 396 WRISIDAE Galago crassicaudatus (Thick-tailed bushbaby) 397 CEBIDAE Aotus trivirgatus ( monkey) 298 Ateles geoffroyi (Black-handed spider monkey) 98 Saimiri sciureus (Squirrel monkey) 348 CALLITHRICIDAE Callithrix argentata (Silver marmoset) 195 Callithrix humeralifer (White-shouldered marmoset) 196 Callithrix jacchus (Common marmoset) 46 Callimico goeldii (Goeldi's marmoset) 398 Cebuella pygmaea (Pygmy marmoset) 47 Leontocebus rosalia (Golden marmoset) 245 Saguinus fuscicollis (Brown-headed tamarin) 197 Saguinus oedipus (Cottontop, pinche) 198 Tamarinus mystax (Mustached tamarin) 99 Tamarinus nigricollis (Black-and-red tamarin) 100 CERCOPlmECIDAE Allenopithecus nigroviridis (Allen's swamp monkey) 299 Cercocebus torquatus (Red-crowned mangabey) 246 Cercopithecus aethiops (Vervet monkey, African green monkey) 48 Cercopithecus ascanius (Red-tailed guenon) 300 Cercopithecus cephus (Moustached guenon) 247 Erythrocebus patas (Patas monkey) 399 Macaca fascicularis (Crab-eating macaque) 400 Macaca mulatta (Rhesus monkey) 147 xvii / Cumulative Contents Folio No. Miopithecus (Cercopithecus) talapoin (Talapoin monkey, Ozem) 248 Papio sp. (Baboon) 148 COLOBIDAE Presbytis cristatus (Silvered leaf-monkey) 199 Presbytis entellus (Entellus langur) 349 Presbytis obscurus (Dusky langur) 249 PONGIDAE Gorilla gorilla gorilla (Lowland gorilla) 150 Hylobates concolor (Crested gibbon) 149 Pan paniscus (Pigmy chimpanzee) 350 Pan troglodytes (Chimpanzee) 49 Pongo pygmaeus (Orang utan) 250 Symphalangus brachytanites (Hylobates klossii) (Dwarf siamang) 200 HOMINIDAE Homo sapiens (Man) 50 New References for Previous Volumes

In Volume 8 there are SO new species of various orders. These should be in• tegrated with the Folios of Volumes 1,2,3,4,5,6 and 7. A new cumulative index is supplied, hence the old index should be discarded. In addition to the new Folios, 11 pages of references for the Folios of Volumes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 have been prepared to keep the Atlas up-to-date and useful. These references are arranged in such a fashion that they can be cut out and pasted into the previous Folios in proper sequence. MARSUPIALIA

Vol. 2, Folio 51

13) Sinha, A.K., Kakati, S. and Pathak, S.: Exclusive localization of C-bands within opposum sex chromosomes. Exp. Cell Res. 75: 265, 1972.

MARSUPIALIA

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14) Lorenz, P.R. and Ainsworth, J.W.: Chromosomes and DNA-replication of rat kangaroo cells (PtK2). Chromosoma 38: 431, 1972. 15) Brown, J.A. and Cohen, M. M.: The characterization of two established heteroploid lines (Indian muntjac and rat kangaroo) with a low chromosome number. Can. J. Genet. Cytol. 15: 135 and 145, 1973.

INS ECTIVORA

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13) Citoler, P., Gropp, A. and Natarajan, A.T.: Timing of DNA replication of autosomal heterochromatin in the hedgehog. Cytogenetics 11: 53, 1972.

INS ECTIVORA

Vol. 2, Folio 54 , 4) Kratochvil, J. and Kral, B.: Karyotypes and phylogenetic relationships of certain species of the genus Talpa (Talpidae, Insectivora). Zoologicke Listy ~: 199, 1972.

INS ECTIVORA

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10) Yong, H.-S.: Robertsonian translocations in the Malayan house shrew, Suncus murinus (Insectivora, Soricidae) Experientia 28: 585, 1972.

CHIROPTERA

Vol. 3, Folio 105

9) Pathak, S., Hsu, T.C. and Utakoji, T.: Relationships between patterns of chromosome banding and DNA synthetic sequences: a study on the chromosomes of the Seba's fruit bat, Carollia perspicillata. Cytogenet. Cell Genet. ~: 157, 1973.

10) Baker, R.J.: Comparative cytogenetics of the new world leaf-nosed bats (Phyllostomatidae) Period. biol. 75: 37, 1973.

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4) Baker, R.J., Atchley, W.R. and McDaniel, V.R.: Karyology and morphometrics of Peters' tentmaking bat, Uroderma bilobatum Peters (Chiroptera, Phyllostomatidae). Syst. Zool. 21: 414, 1972. 5) Baker, R.J.: Comparative cytogenetics of the new wor1d 1eaf-nosed bats (Phy11ostomatidae) Period. bio1. 11: 37, 1973.

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21) Martin-deLeon, P.A.: Morpho1ogica11y distinctive X chromosome in the fema1e chromosome comp1ement of the rabbit. Can. J. Genet. Cyto1. 14: 817, 1972.

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3) Schind1er, A.M., Low, R.J. and Benirschke, K.: The chromosomes of the new wor1d f1ying squirre1s (G1aucomys vo1ans and G1aucomys sabrinus) with special reference to autosoma1 heterochromatin. Cyto1ogia 38: 137, 1973.

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25) Moorthy, A.S. and Mitra, J.: Banding patterns in chromosomes in Chinese hamster (Cricetu1us griseus). Mamma1ian Chromosomes Newsletter 11: 154, 1972.

26) Radjab1i, S.I. and Kriukova, E.P.: Comparison of banding patterns in two hamster species: Daurian (Cricetu1us barabensis) and Chinese (Cricetu1us griseus). Mamma1ian Chromosomes Newsletter 14: 112, 1973.

27) Szajkowski, S., Ray, M., and Moore, K.L.: In vitro 1eucocyte cu1tures of Syrian and Chinese hamsters. Can. J. Genet. Cyto1. 14: 71, 1972.

28) Kato, R. and Yosida, T.R.: Banding patterns of Chinese hamster chromosomes revea1ed by new techniques. Chromosoma (Ber1.) 36: 272, 1972.

29) Kakati, S. and Sinha, A.K.: Banding patterns of Chinese hamster chromosomes. Genetics~: 357, 1972.

30) Lavappa, M.M., Fu, Singh, M., Beyer, R.D. and Epstein, S.S.: Banding patterns of chromosomes in bone marrow ce11s of the Chinese hamster as revea1ed by acetic-sa1ine-Giemsa, urea, and trypsin techniques. Lab. Anima1 Sc. 23: 546, 1973.

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20) Popescu, N.C. and DiPao10, J.A.: Identification of Syrian hamster chromosomes by acetic-sa1ine-Giemsa (ASG) and trypsin techniques. Cytogenetics 11: 500, 1972.

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5) Banejee, M.R. and Walker, R.J.: Karyotype and pattern of chromosome rep1ication in Lagurus 1agurus Pa11 (Cricetidae, Microtinae). Cyto1ogia 33: 181, 1968. 6) Müller, G.: Ein Beitragzur Kenntnis des Blutbildes von Lagurus lagurus Pallas 1773. Z. Versuchstierk~: 103, 1963.

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21) Pera, F.: Pattern of Repetitive DNA of the chromosomes of Microtus agrestis. Chromosoma (Berl) 36: 263, 1972.

22) Mukherjee, A.B. and Nitowsky, H.M.: Fluorescence of constitutive heterochromatin of Microtus agrestis. Exptl. Cell Res. 11: 248, 1972.

23) Cooper, J.E.K. and Hsu, T.C.: The C-band and G-band patterns of Microtus agrestis chromosomes. Cytogenetics 11: 295, 1972.

24) Seth, P.K., Pera, F., Hilwig, 1., and Gropp, A.: Fluorescence banding pattern of the chromosomes of Microtus agrestis with a Benzimidazol derivative. Humangenetik li: 129, 1973.

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1) Lay, D.M. and Nadler, C.F.: Cytogenetics and or1g1n of North African Spalax (Rodentia: Spalacidae). Cytogenetics 11: 279, 1972.

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1) Wahrman, T. and Goitein, R.: Hybridization in nature between two chromosome forms of spiny mice. Chromosomes Today 1: 228, 1972. RODENTIA

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2) Wahrman, J. and Goitein, R.: Hybridization in nature between two chromosome forms in spiny mice. Chromosomes Today 1: 228, 1972.

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1) Markvong, A., Marshall, J. and Gropp, A.: Chromosomes of rats and mice of Thailand. Mammalian Chromosome Newsletter 14: 91, 1973.

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54) Stock, A.D., Burnham, D.B. and Hsu, T.C.: Giemsa banding of meiotic chromosomes with description of a procedure for cytological preparations from solid tissues. Cytogenetics 11: 534, 1972.

55) Wurster, D.H.: Mouse chromosomes identified by trypsin-Giemsa (T-G) banding. Cytogenetics, 11: 379, 1972. 56) White, B.J., Tjio, J.H., VandeWater, L.C. and Crandall, C.: Trisomy for the smallest autosome of the mouse and identification of the TIWh translocation chromosome. Cytogenetics 11: 363, 1972.

57) Sanka, D.V.S. and Geisler, A.: Mouse leucocyte chromosomes: In vitro culture. Cytologia~: 55, 1973.

58) Heiniger, H.J., Wolf, J.M., Chen, H.W. and Meier, H.: A micromethod for lymphoblastic transformation of mouse lymphocytes from peripheral blood. Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol. and Med. Vol. 143, 1: 6, 1973.

59) Natarajan, A.T. and Gropp, A.: A fluorescence study of heterochromatin and nucleolar organization in the laboratory and tobacco mouse. Exp. Cell. Res. 74: 245, 1972.

60) Gropp, A. and Winking, H.: Robertsonian chromosomal variation and identification of metacentric chromosomes of feral mice. Chromosoma 39: 265, 1972.

61) Rowley, J.D. and Bodmer, W.F.: Relationship of centromeric heterochromatin to fluorescent banding patterns of metaphase chromosomes in the mouse. Nature 231: 503, 1971.

62) Wroblenska, J.: Developmental anomaly in the mouse associated with triploidy. Cytogenetics 1Q: 199, 1971.

63) White, B.J., Tjio, J.-H, VandeWater, L.C. and Crandall, C.: Studies of mice with a balanced complement of 36 chromosomes derived from Fl hybrids of Tl Wh and Tl Ald translocation homozygotes. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sc.: USA 69: 321, 1971.

64) Romanini, M.G.M., Minazza, M. and Capanna, E.: DNA nuclear content in lymphocytes from Mus musculus L. and Mus poschiavinus Fatio. Bollettino di Zoologial§: 321, 1971.

65) Rodman, T.C. and Tahiliani, S.: The Feulgen band karyotype of the mouse: Analysis of the mechanisms of banding. Chromosoma (Berl.) 42: 37, 1973.

66) Takagi, N. and Oshimura, M.: Fluorescence and Giemsa banding studies of the allocyclic X chromosome in embryonie and adult mouse cells. Exp. Cell. Res. 78: 127, 1973.

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5) Cattanach, B.M., Williams, C.E. and Bailey, H.: Identification of the linkage groups carried by the metacentric chromosomes of the tobacco mouse. Cytogenetics 11: 412, 1972.

6) Romanini, M.G.M., Minazza, M. and Capanna, E.: DNA nucleus content in lymphocytes from Mus musculus L. and Mus poschiavinus Fatio. Boll. Zool. 38: 321, 1971.

7) Döring, L., Gropp, A. and Tettenborn, V.: DNA content and morphological properties of presumably aneuploid spermatozoa of tobacco mouse hybrids. J. Reprod. Fertil. 30: 335, 1970. 8) Comings, D.E. and Ave1ino, E.: DNA 10ss during Robertsonian fusion in studies of the tobacco mouse. Nature New Bio1. 237: 199, 1972.

9) Natarajan, A.T. and Gropp, A.: A f1uorescence study of heterochromatin and nuc1eo1ar organization in the 1aboratory and tobacco mouse. Exp. Ce11 Res. 74: 245,1972.

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4) Yosida, T.H.: Evolution of karyotypes and differentiation in 13 Rattus species. Chromosoma 40: 285, 1973.

5) Yosida, T.H. and Sagai, T.: Simi1arity of Giemsa banding patterns of chromosomes in severa1 species of the genus Rattus. Chromosoma 41: 93, 1973.

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30) Markvong, A., Marshall, J., Gropp, A.: Chromosomes of rats and mice of Thailand. Mamma1ian Chromosome Newsletter 14: 91, 1973.

31) Committee: Standard karyotype of the Norway rat, Rattus norvegicus. Cytogenet. Ce11 Genet. ~: 199, 1973.

32) Thust, R. and Dietz, W.: Die DNS-Synthese in den Chromosomen von Rattus norvegicus während der letzten Stunde der S-phase. Chromosoma 38: 419, 1972.

33) Mori, M. and Sasaki, M.: F1uorescence banding patterns of the rat chromosomes. Chromosoma 40: 173, 1973.

34) Yosida, T.H.: Evolution of karyotypes and differentiation in 13 Rattus species. Chromosoma 40: 285, 1973.

35) Yosida, T.H. and Sagai, T.: Simi1arity of Giemsa banding patterns of chromosomes in severa1 species of the genus Rattus. Chromosoma (Ber1.) 41: 93, 1973.

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27) Mostashfi, P., Rahmani, T., MOstashfi, H. and Yazdani, F: Chromosomes of Rattus rattus in Iran. Mamma1ian Chromosomes Newsletter 13: 149,1972.

28) Markvong, D., Marshall, J. and Gropp, A.: Chromosomes of rats and mice of Thailand. Mamma1ian Chromosome Newsletter 14: 91, 1973.

29) Yosida, T.H.: Evolution of karyotypes and differentiation in 13 Rattus species. Chromosoma 40: 285, 1973.

30) Yosida, T.H. and Sagai, T.: Simi1arity of Giemsa banding patterns of chromosomes in severa1 species of the genus Rattus. Chromosoma (Ber1.) 41: 93, 1973.

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Vo1. 7, Folio 326 5) Markvong, A., Marshall, J. and Gropp, A.: Chromosomes of rats and mice of Thailand. Mammalian Chromosomes Newsletter 14: 91, 1973

6) Capanna, E. and Civitelli, M.V.: Karyological analysis of four African populations of Rattus rattus (L). A statement of the problem of chromosomal polymorphism in the black rat. Boll. Zool. 38: 151, 1971.

7) Yosida, T.H.: Evolution of karyotypes and differentiation in 13 Rattus species. Chromosoma 40: 285, 1973.

8) Yosida, T.H. and Sagai, T.: Similarity of Giemsa banding patterns of chromosomes in several species of the genus Rattus. Chromosoma 41: 93, 1973.

9) Raman, R. and Sharma, T.: Similarity in karyotypes of Rattus rattus with 38 chromosomes from India and other parts of the world. Experientia 25: 1375, 1972.

10) Reig, O.A., Pincheira, J.V., Spotorno, A.O. and Waller, P.: New evidence of a 38-chromosomes karyotype in South American populations of the roof rat, Rattus rattus L. (Rodentia, Muridae). Experientia 28: 225, 1972.

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3) Markvong, A., Marshall, J. and Gropp, A.: Chromosomes of rats and mice of Thailand. Mammalian Chromosome Newsletter 14: 91, 1973.

4) Sharma, T. and Raman, R.: Odd diploid number in both sexes and a unique multiple sex-chromosome system of a . Cytogenetics!l: 247, 1972.

5) Gropp, A., Markvong, A., Marshall, J. and Kim, Y.J.: Robertsonian chromosomal variation in the longtailed tree mouse (Vandeleuria). Z.F. Zool. Systematik u. Evolutionsforschung 10, H.3: 210, 1972.

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16) Dulout, F.N. and Andrada, A.B.: Quantitative analysis of chromosomes of the guinea pig, Cavia porcellus (L). Cabrera (Rodentia, Caviidae). Mammalian Chromosomes Newsletter 11: 143, 1972.

l7)Dulout, F.N., Schugurensky de Adris, A. and Ponssa, R.: A hypothesis about the origin of chromosomic heteromorphism in pairs number one and number two of the guinea pig. Mammalian Chromosomes Newsletter 11: 147, 1972.

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6) Milosevic, M., Zivkovic, S. and Isakovic, I.: Hromozomske karakteristike nekih carnivora iz Srbije. Genetika 4: 1, 1972.

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18) Renzoni, A. and Omodeo, P.: Polymorphie chromosome system in the fox. Caryologia 25: 173, 1972. CARNIVORA

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9) Fredga, K.: Comparative chromosome studies in mongooses (Carnivora, Viverridae). I. Idiograms of 12 species and karyotype evolution in Herpestinae. Hereditas 11: 1, 1972.

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13) Wi11iams, D.L., Ki1go, J. and Hatmaker, L.J.: Observations of dictyotene figures from canine ovary. J. Hered. 64: 104, 1973.

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33) Marczynska, B. and Pigon, H.: Somatic chromosomes of the native African pig. Cyto1ogia 38: 111, 1973.

34) Hansen, K.M.: The karyotype of the pig (Sus scrofa domestica) identified by quinacrine mustard staining and f1uorescence microscopy. Cytogenetics!l: 286, 1972.

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1) Kou1ischer, L., Tyskens, J. and Morte1mans, J.: Mamma1ian Cytogenetics. VII. The Chromosomes of Cervus canadensis, E1aphurus davidianus, Cervus nippon (Temminck) and Pudu pudu. Acta Zool. Patho1. Antwerp. 56: 25, 1972.

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9) Fredga, K.: Idiogram and f1uorescence pattern of the chromosomes of the Indian muntjac. Hereditas 68: 332, 1971.

10) Sharma, T.: Germ-ce11 chromosomes and their behavior during meiosis in a male Indian muntjac, Muntiacus munt jak. Cytogenetics 11: 1, 1972.

11) Wurster, D.H. and Atkin, N.B.: Muntjac chromosomes: a new karyotype for Muntiacus munt jak. Experientia 28: 972, 1972.

12) Brown, J.A. and Cohen, M.M.: The characterization of two estab1ished heteroploid 1ines (Indian muntjac and rat kangaroo) with a low chromosome number. Can. J. Genet. Cyto1. 15: 135 and 145, 1973.

13) Patterson, R.M. and Petricciani, J.C.: A comparison of prophase and metaphase G-bands in the munt jak. J. Hered. 64: 80, 1973.

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35) Senn, J.: Das einheimische koreanische Rind (Südkorea). Z. Tierz. Züchtbio1. 89: 312, 1972. 36) Hansen, K.M.: Heterochromatin (C bands) in bovine chromosomes. Hereditas 11: 65, 1973. 37) Popescu, C.P.: Idiograms of Yak (Bos grummiens), catt1e (Bos taurus) and their hybrid. Ann. Genet. Se1. Anim. 1: 207, 1969.

38) Popescu, C.P.: Les chromosomes meiotiques du boef (Bos taurus L.) Ann. Genet. Se1. Anim. 1: 125, 1971.

39) Popescu, C.P.: Deux cas nouveaux de fusion centrique chez 1es bovin. Ann Genet. Se1. Anim. 3: 521, 1971.

40) Popescu, C.P.: Uncas possib1e d'inversion pericentrique chez 1es bovins. Ann. Genet. 11: 197, 1972.

41) Ha1nan, C.R.E.: Autosoma1 deletion and inferti1ity in catt1e. Veto Rec. 21: 572, 1972.

42) Harvey, M.J.: Chromosome abnorma1ities of catt1e in Britain. Veto Rec. 21: 630, 1972.

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2) Kou1ischer, L.: C1ona1 ce11u1ar evolution and speciation in mamma1s: cytogenetic ana1ogies. Bo11. Zool. (Ita1.) ~: 311, 1971.

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21) Popescu, C.P.: Mode de transmission d 'une fusion centrique dans 1a descendance d'un bouc (Capra hircus L.) heterozygote. Ann. Genet. Se1. Anim. 4: 355, 1972.

22) Hansen, K. M.: Identification of goat chromosomes by the quinacrine mustard f1uorescence technique. Hereditas 11: 153, 1973.

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3) Benirschke, K., Soma, H. and Ito, T.: The chromosomes of the Japanese serow, Capricornis crispus (Temminck). Proc. Japan Acad. 48: 608, 1972.

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4) Nad1er, C.F., Korobitsina, K.V., Hoffmann, R.S. and Vorontsov, N.N.: Cytogenetic differentiation, geographie distribution, and domestication in pa1earctic sheep (Ovis). Z. Säugetierk. 38: 109, 1973.

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2) Nad1er, C.F., Korobitsina, K.V., Hoffmann, R.S. and Vorontsov, N. N.: Cytogenetic differentiation, geographic distribution, and domestication in pa1earctic sheep (Ovis). Z. Saugetierk. 38: 109, 1973. ARTIODACTYLA

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28) Nadler, C.F., Korobitsina, K.V., Roffmann, R.S. and Vorontsov, N.N.: Cytogenetie differentiation, geographie distribution, and domestieation in palearetie sheep (Ovis). Z. Säugetierk. 38: 109, 1973.

29) Dain, A.R.: Differenee in ehromosome lengths between male and female sheep. Nature 237: 455, 1972. , 30) Bruere, A.N., Chapman, H.M. and Wyllie, D.R.: Chromosome polymorphism and its possible implieations in the seleet Drysdale breed of sheep. Cytogeneties !l: 233, 1972.

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3) Nadler, C.F., Korobitsina, K.V., Roffmann, R.S. and Vorontsov, N.N.: Cytogenetie differentiation, geographie distribution, and domestieation in palearetie sheep (Ovis).---- Z. Säugetierk. --38: 109, 1973. ARTIODACTYLA

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4) Kouliseher, L., Tijskens, J. and Mortelmans, J.: Chromosome studies of a fertile mammalian hybrid: the offspring of the cross bongo x sitatunga (Bovidea). Chromosoma 41: 265, 1973.

PRIMATES

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7) Wurster-Rill, D.R.: Chromosomes of the Lemuridae. J. Rum. Evol. 2: 259, 1973.

PRIMATES

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6) Wurster-Rill, D.R.: Chromosomes of the Lemuridae. J. Rum. Evol. ~: 259, 1972.

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6) Singh, D.N. and Garliek, N.C.: Chromosomal studies in the squirrel monkey. J. Rered. 63: 379, 1972.

7) Jones, T.C., Thorington, R.W., Ru, M.M., Adams, E. and Cooper, R.W.: Karyotypes of squirrel monkeys (Saimiri seiureus) from different geographie regions. Am. J. Phys. Anthrop. 38: 269, 1973.

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14) Satoshi. Y.: Notes on the chromosomes of the Afriean green monkey. Chromos. Inform. Service 12: 15. 1971. PRIMATES

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16) Kr umin, A.R.: Morphometric analysis of chromosomes of the rhesus monkey (Macaca mu1atta) (Russian). Tsito10giya 1i: 161, 1973.

17) Egozcue, J., Caba11in, R. and Goday, C.: Q and G banding patterns of the chromosomes of some primates. J. Rum. Evo1. ~: 289, 1973.

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5) Sharm, G.P. and Gupta, C.M.: X-autosome trans10cation in Indian 1angur Presbytis ente11us. Curr. Sei. 42: 576, 1973.

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5) Lucas, M. and Wallace, 1.: Chromosomes of Gorilla gorilla gorilla. J. Zoo1. (Lond.) 169: 403, 1973.

6) Tur1eau, C., deGrouchy, J. and Klein, M.: Phylogenie chromosomique de l'homme et des primates hominiens. (Pan troglodytes, Gorilla gorilla gorilla et Pon90~pygmaeus) Essai de reconstruction du caryotype de l'ancetre commun. Ann. Genet. 1i: 225, 1972.

7) Egozcue, J., Caba11in, R. and Goday, C.: Q and G banding patterns of the chromosomes of some primates. J. Rum. Evo1. ~: 289, 1973.

8) Egozcue, J., Aragones, J., Caba11in, M.R. and Goday, C.: Banding patterns of chromosomes of man and gorilla. Ann. Genet. ~: 207, 1973.

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4) Khudr, G., Benirschke, K. and Sedgwick, C.J.: Man and Pan paniscus: A karyologie comparison. J. Rum. Evo1. ~: 323, 1973.

5) Tur1eau, C., deGrouchy, J. and Klein, M.: Phylogenie~ chromosomique de l'homme et des primates hominiens (Pantroglodytes, Gorilla gorilla gorilla et Pon90,pygmaeus) Essai de reconstruction do carotype de l'anc~tre commun. Ann. Genet. 12: 225, 1972.

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9) Bobrow, M. and Madan, K.: A comparison of chimpanzee and human chromosomes using the Giemsa-11 and other chromosome banding techniques. Cytogenet. Ce11 Genet. 1Z: 107, 1973. 10) Chiarelli, B. and Lin, C.C.: Comparison of f1uorescence patterns in human and chimpanzee chromosomes. Genen Phaenen 15: 103, 1972.

11) Turleau, C., deGrouchy, J. and Klein, M.: Phy10g~nie chromosomique de l'homme et des primates hominiens. (Pantroglodytes, Gorilla gorilla gorilla et Pon90 ~pygmaeus). Essai de reconstruction de caryotype de l'ancetre commun. Ann. Genet. 11: 225, 1972. 12) Egozcue, J., Caba11in, R., Goday, C.: Banding patterns of the chromosomes of man and the chimpanzee. Humangenetik.!.§.: 77, 1973.

13) Prosser, J., MOar, M., Bobrow, M. and Jones, K.W.: Sate11ite sequences in chimpanzee (Pantroglodytes). Biochemica et Biophysica Acta 319: 122, 1973.

14) Datta, Madhuri: Study of meiosis in the chimpanzee, Pantrog1odytes trog1odytes (B1umbach 1779). Cyto1ogia 2l: 207, 1972.

15) Egozcue, J., Caballin, R., Goday, C.: Q and G banding patterns in the chromosomes of some primates. J. of Hum. Evo1. ~: 289, 1973.

16) LeJeune, J., Dutri11aux, B., Rethore, M.O. and Prieur, M.: Comparison of structure of chromatids of Homo sapiens and Pan troglodytes. Chromosoma 43: 423, 1973.

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30) Ni1sson, B.: A bib1iography of literature concerning chromosome identification- with special reference to f1uorescence and Giemsa staining techniques. Hereditas 1l: 259, 1973.

31) Craig-Ho1mes, A., Moore, F. B., and Shaw, M.: Po1ymorphism of human C-band heterochromatin. I. frequency of variants. Am. J. Human Gen. ~, 2: 181, 1973.

32) Jones, K.W., Prosser, J., Corneo, G., and Gine11i, E.: The chromosomal location of human sate11ite DNA 111. Chromosoma (Ber1.) 42: 445, 1973.

33) Paris Conference (1971): Standardization in human cytogenetics. Cytogenetics 11: 313, 1972.