キイロショウジョウバエ亜群の進化遺伝学的研究-1-交配・雑種・たん白による系統関係〔英文〕

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Eight species belonging to the Drosophila melanogaster subgroup were examined genetically and biochemically for the construction of phylogenetic trees. Based on the hypothesis advanced by Watanabe and Kawanishi (1979, 1981), we have estimated the ages for the eight Drosophila species in the descending order to be as follows: D, melanogaster, D, orena, D. simulans, D, yakuba, D, erecta, D. teissieri, D, mauritiana, and D. sechellia The plausible immediate ancestor for D. orena, D, simulans and D. sechellia appears to be D. melanogaster and that for D. yakuba, D, teissieri and D. mauritiana is D, simulans. On the other hand, a two-dimensional electrophoretic analysis has suggested that the subgroup consists of two complexes; they are D, melanogaster complex (D, melanogaster, D, simulans, D, mauritiana, D. sechellia) and D, yakuba complex (D, yakuba-D, teissieri pair and D. erecta-D. orena pair). Hybridization tests among the eight species have revealed that the most closely related pairs of species are the D, simulans-D, mauritiana within the complexes and the D, mauritiana-D, teissieri between the complexes.
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