A chromosome study of nine species of Korean cyprinid fish.

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Recent advances in cytogenetic techniques have rendered it possible to obtain detailed karyotypic data of approximately 300 species which correspond to 1/5 of the existing cyprinid fish (Ojima et al., 1972;Uyeno and Miller, 1973; Cataudella et al., 1977;Gold and Avise, 1977; Manna and Khuda-Bukhsh, 1977;Taki et al., 1977;Arai, 1982;Lee et al., 1983;Li et al., 1983; etc.).However, there is little information concerning the fish along the Asian Continent, where numerous species exist.The present paper gives a detailed account of the karyotype of nine species of Korean cyprinid fishes with some karyosystematical discussions.An investigation into the karyotypes of two Japanese species closely related to Korean fish was carried out to add to these discussions.
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