1949
DOI: 10.1590/s0006-87051949000100007
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Observações citológicas em Dysdercus cadeias de cromossômios em tecido somático de Dysdercus mendesi Bloete (Hemiptera-Pyrrhocoridae)

Abstract: ( 1 )Trabalho apresentado durante a "Segunda Semana de Genética", realizada em Piracicaba, em fevereiro de 1949.( 2 ) O autor consigna seus agradecimentos ao Eng. Agr. A. J. T. Mendes, pelas sugestões apresentadas durante a preparação do manuscrito.Vol. IX temente sem ordem alguma. Em certos cistos notam-se placas metafásicas onde os cromossômios são vistos todos livres e independentes (est. 5-B) pelo menos em sua aparência, enquanto em outros são vistos os mencionados conectivos (est. 5-A). Com a atenção volt… Show more

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“…In Pyrrhocoridae, the diploid number ranges from 12 to 33 with 14 autosomes and an X0 sex mechanism as the ancestral complement. Fusions and fragmentations are considered to be the main mechanisms of chromosome evolution (Piza, 1947a(Piza, , b, 1951Mendes, 1949;Mola & Papeschi, 1997;Bressa et al, 2002aBressa et al, , 2003.The finding of an increased number of autosomes in two species of Odontopus might reflect its origin from ancestral number of 14 autosomes through different number and patterns of fragmentations. In Pyrrhocoridae, X0 (52.38% of 21 cytologically described species), X 1 X 2 0 (42.86%) and neo-XY (4.76%) sex mechanisms have been reported (Papeschi & Bressa, 2006;Suman, 2010;Bardella et al, 2014), excluding O. nigri cornis data given by Verma & Kurl (2009).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In Pyrrhocoridae, the diploid number ranges from 12 to 33 with 14 autosomes and an X0 sex mechanism as the ancestral complement. Fusions and fragmentations are considered to be the main mechanisms of chromosome evolution (Piza, 1947a(Piza, , b, 1951Mendes, 1949;Mola & Papeschi, 1997;Bressa et al, 2002aBressa et al, , 2003.The finding of an increased number of autosomes in two species of Odontopus might reflect its origin from ancestral number of 14 autosomes through different number and patterns of fragmentations. In Pyrrhocoridae, X0 (52.38% of 21 cytologically described species), X 1 X 2 0 (42.86%) and neo-XY (4.76%) sex mechanisms have been reported (Papeschi & Bressa, 2006;Suman, 2010;Bardella et al, 2014), excluding O. nigri cornis data given by Verma & Kurl (2009).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the Pyrrhocoridae, X0 is considered the ancestral sex chromosome system, which is represented in 11 out of 22 species (Papeschi & Bressa, 2006;Verma & Kurl, 2009;Bardella et al, 2014). A multiple sex chromosome system (X 1 X 2 0) has been reported in 8 species of Dysdercus investigated (Piza, 1947a(Piza, , 1951Mendes, 1949;Manna, 1951;Sharma et al, 1957;Banerjee, 1958;Ray-Chaudhuri & Banerjee, 1959;Ruthmann & Dahlberg, 1976;Manna & Deb-Mallick, 1981;Kuznetsova, 1988;Suman, 2010), a species of Pyrrhopeplus (Parshad, 1957) and a species of Odontopus (Verma & Kurl, 2009), whereas a neo-X neo-Y sex chromosome system was described in another species of Dysdercus studied (Bressa et al, 1999;.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Regular segregation of both X chromosomes to one pole in second anaphase is found in the coreid species, as in Dysdercus X1:MO species (MENDES 1949;RuTHMANN and DAHLBERG 1976) and in Triatominae XDCN species (UESHIMA 1966). In Syromastes DARLINGTON (1939) thought this to be the result of touch-and-go pairing promoting the adherence of the X1 and X2, together with spindle fibres being produced to only one pole.…”
Section: Meiotic Behaviourmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Several other instances of localised kinetochore in hemipteran chromo somes are on record (Geitler 1937, Mendes 1949, Dutt 1955. A recent report of the peculiar behaviour of X-chromosome during anaphase separation in Aphrophora salicina (Homoptera Auchenorrhyncha) apparently indicates localised kinetochore activity (Illert 1955).…”
Section: Observationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Geitler (1937) however felt that the chromosomes of Gerris were normal and monocentric. This view has recently been supported by Mendes (1949) and Dutt (1955). The behaviour of chromosomes of Eurybrachis (Homoptera: Auchenorrhyncha) and of Oxycarenus (Heteroptera: Lygaeidae) during meiotic divisions also indicated that the "monocentric" theory was perhaps more tenable (Rao (1957(Rao ( , 1958).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 96%