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Title: The chromosomes of the Great Indian Rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis L.).
Author(s): Wurster, D.H.; Benirschke, K.
Year published: 1968
Journal: Experientia
Volume: 24
Pages: 511, fig. 1
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Genetics
Indian Rhino
Female in Washington zoo. Diploid number determined to be 82. 10-12 pairs of chromosomes appear to have subterminal and all the rest terminal centromeres. The autoradiographs showed one of the largest chromosomes, and the most metacentric of the complement, to be late labelling. This pair is ...
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