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Drosophila subobscura

Changes in log (rate of gliding motion) versus 1/7 of thiobacterium (Beggiatoa alba) Abrupt changes in log (respiratory frequency) versus temp for carp (Cyprinus carpio) Abrupt change in life expectancy. Drosophila subobscura... [Pg.200]

Maynard Smith, J. (1958). Prolongation of the life of Drosophila subobscura by a brief exposure of adults to a high temperature. Nature 161,496-497. [Pg.213]

Table 6. Genetic differentiation among original and colonizing populations of Drosophila subobscura measured by the fixation index (Fdt)... Table 6. Genetic differentiation among original and colonizing populations of Drosophila subobscura measured by the fixation index (Fdt)...
Balaha J (1989) Estudi de Passociacio entre els polimorfismes cromosomic i enzi-matic en poblacions nord-americanes de Drosophila subobscura. PhD thesis. University of Barcelona, Spain... [Pg.266]

Barton NH (1989) Founder effect speciation. In Otte D, Endler, JA (eds) Speci-ation and its consequences. Sinauer Massachusetts Brncic D, Prevosti A, Budnik M, Moncliis M, Ocaha J (1981) Colonization of Drosophila subobscura in Chile I. First population and cytogenetic studies. Genetica 56 3 9... [Pg.267]

Loukas M, Krimbas CB, Vergini Y (1979) The genetics of Drosophila subobscura populations IX. Studies on linkage disequilibrium in four natural populations. Genetics 93 497-523... [Pg.268]

Prevosti A, Ribo G, Serra L, Aguade M, Balafia, J. Moncliis M, Mestres F (1988) Colonization of America by Drosophila subobscura Experiment in natural populations that supports the adaptive role of chromosomal-inversion polymorphism. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 85 5597-5600... [Pg.268]

The first example deals with two different triads of sibling species of the Drosophila obscura group a) D. subobscura, D. guanche, D. madeirensis and b) D. obscura, D. ambigua, D. tristis. [Pg.136]

Figure.5 Filter hybridization of Eco RI fragments of total genomic DNA of the Drosophila sp ies indicated above with a cloned satellite repeat of D. ambigua. A ladderlike hybridization pattern appears for the closely related species D. ambigua, D. tristis and D. obscura. No hybridizations can be seen in any of the other species. Lane 1 D. melanogaster, lane 2 D. azteca lane 3 D. pseudoobscura lane 4 D. ambigua lane 5 D. tristis lane 6 D. obscura lane 7 D. bifasciata lane 8 D. subsilvestris lane 9 D. subobscura lane 10 D. madeirensis lane 11 D. guanche. Figure.5 Filter hybridization of Eco RI fragments of total genomic DNA of the Drosophila sp ies indicated above with a cloned satellite repeat of D. ambigua. A ladderlike hybridization pattern appears for the closely related species D. ambigua, D. tristis and D. obscura. No hybridizations can be seen in any of the other species. Lane 1 D. melanogaster, lane 2 D. azteca lane 3 D. pseudoobscura lane 4 D. ambigua lane 5 D. tristis lane 6 D. obscura lane 7 D. bifasciata lane 8 D. subsilvestris lane 9 D. subobscura lane 10 D. madeirensis lane 11 D. guanche.
Krimbas CB, Loukas M (1984) Evolution of the obscura group Drosophila species. I. Salivary chromosomes and quantitative characters in D. subobscura and two closely related species. Heredity 53 469 - 482... [Pg.142]

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