Karyosystematics of South Indian Non-biting Midges - Govinda Raju, Narayanappa;Prasanna Kumar, Ramaswamy;Venu, Govindappa
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A detailed account of chromosome cytology of eighteen taxa of the Indian non-biting midges collected from different parts of South India comprised the material of research in respect of mitotic, meiotic and polytene chromosome organization. As a morphological entity the structural organization of the larval labial teeth arrangement (i.e., mentum) was taken into consideration to differentiate individual species and as such actual photograph along with outline- Indian ink drawing of the same was appended in each case.In the light of encountering of variable basic chromosome numbers (i.e.,…mehr

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A detailed account of chromosome cytology of eighteen taxa of the Indian non-biting midges collected from different parts of South India comprised the material of research in respect of mitotic, meiotic and polytene chromosome organization. As a morphological entity the structural organization of the larval labial teeth arrangement (i.e., mentum) was taken into consideration to differentiate individual species and as such actual photograph along with outline- Indian ink drawing of the same was appended in each case.In the light of encountering of variable basic chromosome numbers (i.e., n=3-7), either centric fusion or fission could have led in the pathway of progression during the course of karyotype differentiation in chironomids was surmised.
Autorenporträt
Dr. N. G. Raju, M.Sc., M.Phil. Ph. D., arbeitet als Assistenzprofessor und Vorsitzender der Abteilung für Biotechnologie an der Karnataka State Open University, Mysore, Indien, und Dr. G. Venkatachalaiah, Ph.D., FZI, FISCD, ist emeritierter Professor am Zentrum für angewandte Genetik der Abteilung für Zoologie der Universität Bangalore, Karnataka, Indien.