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CHAPTER 3: A comprehensive EST Link
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Materials and Methods Study species
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additionally constrained to flank a
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linkage groups that consisted of on
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combined map length of LG1 and LG2
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needed to elucidate fully the effec
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and BLAST alignments can also be ob
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Table 3.2: Distribution of markers
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Figure 3.1: Statistical tests for M
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Figure 3.2 (continued) 66
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CHAPTER 4: Sal-Site: Integrating Ne
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elated databases. To create the AES
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as hyperlinks to separate marker fi
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Figure 4.1 - Schematic showing the
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CHAPTER 5: Evolution of Salamander
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metamorphic timing. These results s
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coding sequence for this EST was ob
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modes in WILD2, all individuals wer
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Genetic basis of discrete variation
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met alleles that increase or decrea
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Figure 5.1: Larval and adult phases
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CHAPTER 6: Gene Order Data from a M
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sequence alignments between transla
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Results Identification of putative
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N=309 for Ambystoma-human), and 2)
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identifiable between Ambystoma and
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and more variable rates of genome r
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Fissions derived within the mammali
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Table 6.2: Distribution of human/Am
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Figure 6.2: Frequency distributions
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Figure 6.5: Oxford plot of the posi
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Figure 6.7: Oxford plot of the posi
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Figure 6.10: Oxford plot of the pos
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evolution) that has evolved since t
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Sequence Alignment Similarity searc
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Software Requirements: MapToGenome
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substantial proportion of zebrafish
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segments within which linear order
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shows much stronger correspondence
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Figure 7.2: Oxford plots of alignme
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Figure 7.4: Plot of the λ values f
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Figure 7.6: Oxford plots of vertebr
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CHAPTER 8: Bird and Mammal Sex Chro
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(XCR) (Graves, 1995; Ross et al, 20
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uild 2.1 (http://www.ncbi.nih.gov/m
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identified between amniote sex chro
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evidence for ancestral linkage of X
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Figure 8.1: An abridged phylogeny o
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Figure 8.4: Oxford plot of the posi
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etween sex chromosomes, or by gene
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Rearing conditions At approximately
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AGGGCCTTCACATATTTTTCTGCAAAATAT). Th
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were females (respectively, Z A. me
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Localization of the major sex-deter
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and possibly other members of the t
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Table 9.1: Segregation of sex among
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Figure 9.3: Diagram of the crossing
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Other amphibians As genetic maps be
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REFERENCES Adrian, E. K. Jr. and B.
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Collins, J. P., J. L. Brunner, J. K
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Gardiner, D. M., M. A. Torok, L. M.
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Humphrey, R.R., 1957 Male homogamet
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Licht, L. E., L. A. Lowcock, 1991 G
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Ohno, S., 1967 Sex chromosomes and
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Sakata, N, Y. Tamori, M. Wakahara,
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Straus, N. A., 1971 Comparative DNA
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(superorder Afrotheria) reveals the
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Page, R. B., J. R. Monaghan, A. K.