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catfi shes: nucleolar organizer regions in fi
fi
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Synodontis and one
of the genus Hemisynodontis (Pisces, Mochokidae). Caryologia, 43: 9–16.
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Barbus,
Pisces, Cyprinidae) from southern Africa. J. Fish Biol., 37: 105–115.
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re arrangements in rainbow trout (Salmo irideus Gibbons). Cytogenetics, 4: 117–129.
O– 4 Ohno, S. and Atkin, N.B. (1966) Comparative DNA values and chromosome complements
of eight species of fishes. Chromosoma, 18: 455–466.
fi
O– 5 Ohno, S., Muramoto, J., Christian, L. and Atkin, N.B. (1967) Diploid-tetraploid relationship among Old-World members of the fish family Cyprinidae. Chromosoma, 23:
fi
1–9.
O– 6 Ohno, S., Wolf, U. and Atkin, N.B. (1968) Evolution from fi sh to mammals by gene duplifi
cation. Hereditas, 59: 169–187.
O– 7 Ohno, S., Muramoto, J., Stenius, C., Christian, L., Kittrell, W.A. and Atkin, N.B. (1969)
Microchromosomes in holocephalian, chondrostean and holostean fishes. Chromofi
soma, 26: 35–40.
O– 8 Ohno, S., Muramoto, J., Klein, J. and Atkin, N.B. (1969) Diploid-tetraploid relationship
in clupeoid and salmonoid fi sh. In: Darlington, C.D. and Lewis, K.R. eds. Chromosomes
fi
today. Vol. 2. Oliver & Boyd, Edinburgh, pp. 139–147.
O– 9 Ohno, S. (1970) The enormous diversity in genome sizes of fish as a refl
fi
exion of nature’s
fl
extensive experiments with gene duplication. Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc., 99: 120–130.
O– 10 Ohno, S., Christian, L., Romero, M., Dofuku, R. and Ivey, C. (1973) On the question of
American eels, Anguilla rostrata versus European eels, Anguilla anguilla. Experientia,
29: 891.
O– 11 Ohno, S. (1974) Animal cytogenetics. Vol. 4: Chordata 1. Protochordata, Cyclostomata
and Pisces. Gebrueder Borntraeger, Berlin.
O– 12 Ojima, Y., Hitotsumachi, S. and Makino, S. (1966) Cytogenetic studies in lower vertebrates. I. A preliminary report on the chromosomes of the funa (Carassius auratus)
and gold-fi sh (a revised study). Proc. Japan Acad., 42: 62–66.
fi
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note on the chromosomes of the carp (Cyprinus carpio) in comparison with those of
the funa and the goldfish (
fi
Carassius auratus). Japan. J. Genet., 42: 163–167.
O– 14 Ojima, Y. and Hitotsumachi, S. (1969) Cytogenetical studies in loaches (Pisces, Cobitidae). Zool. Mag. Japan, 78: 139–141. (In Japanese with English abstract)