Cytogenetic characterization of the Savannah Sideneck Turtle Podocnemis vogli (Reptilia: Testudinata: Podocnemididae) ; Caracterización citogenética de la tortuga sabanera Podocnemis vogli (reptilia: testudinata: podocnemididae)

Seven specimens of Podocnemis vogli were studied; three were collected at Puerto López and Puerto Gaitán in the Meta Department of Colombia, four lacks collecting data. All specimens presented a complement consisting of 28 chromosomes without sexual chromosomes. The first group was composed by four submetacentric pairs and one subtelocentric, the second group by six metacentric pairs and the third group by three acrocentric pairs, differing from the previous description by Rhodin et al. (1978) who found two acrocentric pairs. C, G, NOR and Q band patterns are described for the species. Nucleol... Mehr ...

Verfasser: Ortiz, ML.
Rodríguez, PA.
Bueno, ML.
Dokumenttyp: Artikel
Erscheinungsdatum: 2005
Verlag/Hrsg.: Universidad Nacional de Colombia - Sede Bogotá - Facultad de Ciencias - Departamento de Biología
Schlagwörter: Savanna Turtle / Podocnemis Vogli / Cytogenetics / Ciencias Bilógicas / Biología / Medicina / Tortuga Sabanera / Citogenética
Sprache: Spanish
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Seven specimens of Podocnemis vogli were studied; three were collected at Puerto López and Puerto Gaitán in the Meta Department of Colombia, four lacks collecting data. All specimens presented a complement consisting of 28 chromosomes without sexual chromosomes. The first group was composed by four submetacentric pairs and one subtelocentric, the second group by six metacentric pairs and the third group by three acrocentric pairs, differing from the previous description by Rhodin et al. (1978) who found two acrocentric pairs. C, G, NOR and Q band patterns are described for the species. Nucleolar Organizer Regions were localized in the first chromosome pair in an intercalary band inserted in the short arms which could be visualized in interphase as one or two nucleoli. The C band technique allowed heterochromatic regions to be located in chromosomes associated with pericentromeric regions. Some heterochromatic polymorphisms (intercalary bands) were identified in chromosomes 1, 2, 3 and 7, leading to the supposition that there are chromosome markers which could be associated with different P. vogli populations within their geographic distribution. ; Se estudiaron siete ejemplares de Podocnemis vogli, tres fueron colectados en las localidades de Puerto López y Puerto Gaitán, Meta, Colombia; cuatro carecen de datos de localidad. Todos los ejemplares presentaron un complemento constituido por 28 cromosomas, sin cromosomas sexuales, que se organizaron en tres grupos: el primero compuesto por cuatro pares submetacéntricos y uno subtelocéntrico, el segundo grupo por seis pares metacéntricos y el último grupo por tres pares acrocéntricos. Esta organización difiere de la descripción previa realizada por Rhodin et al. (1978), en la cual se encontraron dos pares acrocéntricos. Se describen los patrones de bandas C, G, NOR y Q para la especie. Las regiones organizadoras nucleolares se localizaron en el primer par cromosómico en una banda intercalar en brazos cortos, que se puede visualizar en interfase como uno o dos ...