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1 November 2002 GENIC VARIATION IN POPULATIONS OF MEXICAN LAGOMORPHS
Fernando A. Cervantes, Consuelo Lorenzo, Terry L. Yates
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Abstract

Genic variation among representatives of Mexican lagomorphs as revealed by allozymic variation at 31 presumptive loci of Lepus californicus, L. callotis, L. flavigularis, Romerolagus diazi, and Sylvilagus floridanus, was assessed using horizontal gel electrophoresis. Results indicated that the most genically variable species is the widespread L. callotis, whereas the least variable is the endangered L. flavigularis. Genetic distances and phenograms showed that jackrabbits are highly similar to each other and that Romerolagus is genically more similar to Sylvilagus than to Lepus.

Fernando A. Cervantes, Consuelo Lorenzo, and Terry L. Yates "GENIC VARIATION IN POPULATIONS OF MEXICAN LAGOMORPHS," Journal of Mammalogy 83(4), 1077-1086, (1 November 2002). https://doi.org/10.1644/1545-1542(2002)083<1077:GVIPOM>2.0.CO;2
Accepted: 17 April 2002; Published: 1 November 2002
KEYWORDS
allozymes
genic variation
lagomorphs
Lepus
México
Romerolagus
Sylvilagus
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