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Cytogenetic studies in Brazilian marine Sciaenidae and Sparidae fishes (Perciformes) by Accioly, I.V, Molina, W.F

“…Fishes from the families Sciaenidae and Sparidae, the former comprising coastal species associated with shallow waters on the continental shelf and the latter…”
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Karyoevolutionary aspects of Atlantic hogfishes (Labridae–Bodianinae), with evidence of an atypical decondensed argentophilic heterochromatin by Molina, W.F., Neto, C.C. Motta, Sena, D.C.S., Cioffi, M.B., Bertollo, L.A.C.

“…Fish from the family Labridae elicit considerable ecological interest, especially due to their complex interactions with the reef environment. Different…”
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Karyoevolution of the toadfish Thalassophryne nattereri (Batrachoidiformes: Batrachoididae) by Costa, G.W.W.F, Molina, W.F

“…The Batrachoididae includes some venomous brackish and marine fish found in the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific oceans. This family is composed of 69 species,…”
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Research Article The unusual high number of chromosomes signals rare multiple fission events in the Polynemidae (Carangaria, Teleostei) by Molina, W.F., Cioffi, M.B., Soares, R.X., Borges, A.T., Costa, G.W.W.F., Bertollo, L.A.C.

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Divergence between karyotypical pattern and speciation events in Serranidae fish (Perciformes) by Molina, W.F., Maia-Lima, F.A., Affonso, P.R.A.M.

“…The family Serranidae (Perciformes) represents a group of species widely distributed in tropical and subtropical waters, most of them presenting economical…”
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Comparative chromosomal mapping of microsatellites in Leporinus species (Characiformes, Anostomidae): unequal accumulation on the W chromosomes by Poltronieri, J, Marquioni, V, Bertollo, L A C, Kejnovsky, E, Molina, W F, Liehr, T, Cioffi, M B

“…Approximately 90 species in the genus Leporinus (Characiformes, Anostomidae) are known, and most of them do not present differentiated sex chromosomes…”
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Sexual shape dimorphism of the mangrove crab Ucides cordatus accessed through geometric morphometric by Alencar, C.E.R.D, Lima-Filho, P.A, Molina, W.F, Freire, F.A.M

“…Sexual dimorphism is often observed in Crustaceans. Considering the great diversity of this subphylum, only few reports are found in the literature and most…”
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Independent sex chromosome evolution in lower vertebrates: a molecular cytogenetic overview in the Erythrinidae fish family by Cioffi, M B, Liehr, T, Trifonov, V, Molina, W F, Bertollo, L A C

“…The Erythrinidae fish family is an excellent model for analyzing the evolution of sex chromosomes. Different stages of sex chromosome differentiation from…”
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Correction - Genet. Mol. Res. 6 (3): 575-580 (2007)Robertsonian rearrangements and pericentric inversions in Scaridae fish (Perciformes) by Sena, D.C.S., Molina, W.F.

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Karyotype divergence and spreading of 5S rDNA sequences between genomes of two species: darter and emerald gobies ( Ctenogobius , Gobiidae) by Lima-Filho, P A, Bertollo, L A C, Cioffi, M B, Costa, G W W F, Molina, W F

“…Karyotype analyses of the cryptobenthic marine species Ctenogobius boleosoma and C. smaragdus were performed by means of classical and molecular cytogenetics,…”
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Transposable elements in fish chromosomes: a study in the marine cobia species by Costa, G W W F, Cioffi, M B, Bertollo, L A C, Molina, W F

“…Rachycentron canadum, a unique representative of the Rachycentridae family, has been the subject of considerable biotechnological interest due to its potential…”
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Chromosomal distribution of repetitive DNA sequences highlights the independent differentiation of multiple sex chromosomes in two closely related fish species by Cioffi, M B, Molina, W F, Moreira-Filho, O, Bertollo, L A C

“…The arrangement of 6 repetitive DNA sequences in the mitotic and meiotic sex chromosomes of 2 Erythrinidae fish, namely Hoplias malabaricus and Erythrinus…”
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Chromosomal evolution in large pelagic oceanic apex predators, the barracudas (Sphyraenidae, Percomorpha) by Soares, R X, Cioffi, M B, Bertollo, L A C, Borges, A T, Costa, G W W F, Molina, W F

“…Sphyraena (barracudas) represents the only genus of the Sphyraenidae family and includes 27 species distributed into the tropical and subtropical oceanic…”
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Interregional cytogenetic comparisons in Halichoeres and Thalassoma wrasses (Labridae) of coastal and insular regions of the southwestern Atlantic by Amorim, K D J, Cioffi, M B, Bertollo, L A C, Soares, R X, Calado, L L, Borges, A T, Costa, G W W F, Molina, W F

“…The distribution patterns of marine biodiversity are complex, resulting from vicariant events and species dispersion, as well as local ecological and adaptive…”
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Performance of human immunostimulating agents in the improvement of fish cytogenetic preparations by Molina, W F, Alves, D E O, Araújo, W C, Martinez, P A, Silva, M F M, Costa, G W W F

“…Inoculation with bacterial or fungal antigens that stimulate cell proliferation has been widely used to obtain metaphases for cytogenetic studies of fish. We…”
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Evolutionary dynamics of rDNA genes on chromosomes of the Eucinostomus fishes: cytotaxonomic and karyoevolutive implications by Calado, L L, Bertollo, L A C, Cioffi, M B, Costa, G W W F, Jacobina, U P, Molina, W F

“…Several chromosomal features of Gerreidae fish have been found to be conserved. In this group, it is unclear whether the high degree of chromosomal stasis is…”
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Physical mapping of 18S and 5S genes in pelagic species of the genera Caranx and Carangoides (Carangidae) by Jacobina, U P, Bertollo, L A C, Bello Cioffi, M, Molina, W F

“…In Carangidae, Caranx is taxonomically controversial because of slight morphological differences among species, as well as because of its relationship with the…”
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Robertsonian rearrangements and pericentric inversions in Scaridae fish (Perciformes) by Sena, D.C.S, Molina, W.F

“…The parrotfishes (family Scaridae) are comprised of the subfamilies Sparisomatinae and Scarinae. They are important agents of marine bioerosion, which rework…”
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Karyotypic diversification in two Atlantic species of Holocentridae (Pisces, Beryciformes) by Bacurau, T.O.F., Molina, W.F

“…There are few cytogenetic data on marine fish, particularly in some little Orders, such as the Beryciformes, although some emphasis has been placed on some…”
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