Tag: chromosomes

The intricate architecture of chromosomes serves as a foundational map for understanding evolutionary biology, yet significant gaps remain in our ...

More than four decades after a young lecturer at Royal Holloway College first coaxed readable chromosome preparations out of beetle ...

A new study of 12 sawfly species of the genus Arge reports karyotypes for two newly studied species, confirms n ...

Deep in the rivers of Siberia, a modest aquatic insect is rewriting what scientists know about the evolution of sex ...

A first-ever karyotype description of the cryptic tree frog Litoria paraewingi, compared with Litoria ewingii and Litoria jervisiensis, reveals chromosomal ...

Deep in the tomato fields of the Neotropics, a tiny parasitoid wasp wages a silent war against one of agriculture's ...

A new study in Comparative Cytogenetics reports the first chromosome counts for three western North American fishfly species and confirms ...

A new review of bee cytogenetics finds that chromosome numbers range from three to twenty-eight across the group and proposes ...

Triploid all-female populations of the beetle Helophorus brevipalpis have been recorded from two localities in Provence, France, representing a third ...

A new study triples the cytogenetic data for two microteiid lizard tribes, revealing diploid numbers from 2n = 32 to ...