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Australian Journal of Biological Sciences Australian Journal of Biological Sciences Society
Biological Sciences
RESEARCH ARTICLE

Interrelation of Inversion Systems in the Midge Chironomus Intertinctus (Diptera: Nematocera) 1. A Sex-Linked Inversion

J Martin

Australian Journal of Biological Sciences 15(4) 666 - 673
Published: 1962

Abstract

One of the inversions in Chironomus (Kiefferulus) intertinctus Skuse, the Corio inversion in chromosone III, is closely linked to the sex-determining region. Different selective values in males and females result in the Standard sequence being more common in the Y -chromosomes while the Corio sequence is more common in the X-chromosomes. In a population from Echuca, Vic., only the Standard sequence occurs in the Y-chromosomes.

https://doi.org/10.1071/BI9620666

© CSIRO 1962

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