CYTOLOGY OF PAEDOGENESIS IN GALL MIDGE MYCOPHILA-SPEYERI
CYTOLOGY OF PAEDOGENESIS IN GALL MIDGE MYCOPHILA-SPEYERI
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DOI:
10.1007/bf02451446
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发表时间:
1971-01-01
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影响因子:
1.6
通讯作者:
CAMENZIND, R
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作者:
CAMENZIND, R
In paedogenetically developing female eggs of the gall midgeMycophila speyerionly one equational meiotic division occurs. The primary cleavage nucleus contains 29 chromosomes. In the fourth cleavage division 23 chromosomes are eliminated from the future somatic nuclei while the primordial germ-line nucleus keeps the high chromosome number.—The paedogenetic development of male eggs begins with two meiotic divisions. The egg nucleus with 14 or 15 chromosomes fuses with two, sometimes only one, somatic nuclei (2n=6) of maternal origin (regulation). Thus the primary cleavage nucleus contains 26 or 27 chromosomes, sometimes only 20 or 21. Elimination in cleavage divisions V and VI leeds to somatic nuclei with 3 chromosomes while the primordial germ-line nucleus keeps the high chromosome number.—Differences between male and female eggs and the evolution of regulation in gall midges are discussed.