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Oceanian type black rats (Rattus rattus) with a subtelocentric M2 chromosome and C-type transferrin obtained from North America

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Dix rats (Rattus rattus) d'une colonie californienne ont été examinés. Cinq sont de type océanique. Les cinq autres ont 1 paire M2 hétéromorphe, formée d'un métacentrique et d'un sub-métacentrique, ce qui implique une inversion péricentrique. Les transferrines sont du type océanique.

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    T. H. Yosida, K. Moriwaki & T. Sagai

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Yosida, T.H., Moriwaki, K. & Sagai, T. Oceanian type black rats (Rattus rattus) with a subtelocentric M2 chromosome and C-type transferrin obtained from North America. Experientia 30, 742–744 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01924159

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