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Yediuyurlarda (Glis glis L.) mikrocografi non-metrik kranial çeşitlilik

Microgeographical non-metrical cranial diversity of the fat dormouse (Glis glis L.)

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115–119
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Nevertheless, the frequencies of occurrence of non-metric variants in population samples may provide information on directional tendency of the epigenetic population structure of the species in its main habitats in the Stara planina Mountain system, where the populations express the microgeographic epigenetic fragmentation of the Fat dormouse in Bulgaria.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Variability of 12 non-metric traits was studied on skulls of 103 individuals of the Fat dormouse (Glis glis L) from Vitosha Mountains, Rhodope Mountains and four populations located in the Mountain system of Stara planina in Bulgaria.
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Key Findings & Data:The epigenetic variability of these 6 groups of Glis glis is similar in the studied populations.
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Conclusion & Impact:Nevertheless, the frequencies of occurrence of non-metric variants in population samples may provide information on directional tendency of the epigenetic population structure of the species in its main habitats in the Stara planina Mountain system, where the populations express the microgeographic epigenetic fragmentation of the Fat dormouse in Bulgaria.
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⚙️Variables:Glis glis · epigenetik · fenotip

Abstract

Variability of 12 non-metric traits was studied on skulls of 103 individuals of the Fat dormouse (Glis glis L) from Vitosha Mountains, Rhodope Mountains and four populations located in the Mountain system of Stara planina in Bulgaria. The epigenetic variability of these 6 groups of Glis glis is similar in the studied populations. The lack of clearly outlined epigenetic differentiation between the Fat dormouse populations in Bulgaria showed that the occurrence of non-metric variants cannot serve as an unequivocal basis for the assignment of a particular individual to a concrete geographic population. Nevertheless, the frequencies of occurrence of non-metric variants in population samples may provide information on directional tendency of the epigenetic population structure of the species in its main habitats in the Stara planina Mountain system, where the populations express the microgeographic epigenetic fragmentation of the Fat dormouse in Bulgaria.

Özet

Bulgaristan'ın Stara planina Dağ sistemlerindeki dört lokalite ile Rodop Dağları ve Vitoşa Dağlarından elde edilen 103 Yediuyura (Glis glis L) ait kafataslarında 12 non-metrik özelliğin değişkenliği araştırılmıştır. Glis glis'm bu 6 grubunda epigenetik değişkenlik incelenen populasyonlarda benzerdir. Bulgaristan'daki Yediuyur populasyonlan arasında çok belirgin bir epigenetik farklılaşmanın bulunmaması, bu populasyonlarda mevcut non-metrik varyantların da bir bireyin hangi coğrafi populasyona ait olduğunu değerlendirmeye de yardım edemeyeceğini gösterir. Bununla birlikte, populasyon örneklerinde non-metrik varyantların mevcut sıklıkları bu türün asıl habitatlarını içeren ve populasyonlarının mikrocoğrafı epigenetik parçalanmalar gösterdiği Stara planina Dağ sisteminde epigenetik populasyon yapısının yönsel eğilimi hakkında bilgiler'verebilir.

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MARKOV, G. G. (2001). Yediuyurlarda (Glis glis L.) mikrocografi non-metrik kranial çeşitlilik. Trakya Üniversitesi Bilimsel Araştırmalar Dergisi B Serisi Fen Bilimleri, Cilt: 2 - Sayı: 2, 115–119. https://ajindex.com/articles/368342

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