chromosome evolution

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Baldwin Lab - UC Berkeley
... the evolution of these changes using cytogenetic and molecular phylogenetic data, with special attention to previously undetected evolutionary diversity in the group. "Chromosome evolution paradox ... extensive morphological divergence with no fixation of new chromosome arrangements (C. multiglandulosa complex) or extensive chromosome evolution and minimal morphological change (C. pauciflora complex). ...
ucjeps.berkeley.edu

Plant Biology Faculty Research
... , and meiotic chromosomes are conducted to answer questions about mating systems, reproductive isolation mechanisms, and chromosome evolution in plants. Growth chamber and greenhouse experiments are used to examine seed dormancy mechanisms in ...
www.bio.umass.edu

Welcome to University of Hawaii at Manoa Botany
... Manoa Botany Home > Research > Systematics / Evolution Track Faculty Directory Graduate Program Undergraduate Program Courses Research Seminars & ... Evolution Track include: Gerry Carr Sterling Keeley Cliff Morden Alison Sherwood George Wong Projects in the Systematics / Evolution Track include: Adaptive Radiation of the Hawaiian Silversword Alliance (Asteraceae: Madiinae) [Carr] Chromosome Evolution ...
www.botany.hawaii.edu

Welcome to University of Hawaii at Manoa Botany
... Evolution and Conservation Biology Research Interests Chromosome Evolution, Hybridization, Speciation Statement My research interests focus on biosystematics, speciation, and adaptive radiation in plants. Most of my work has involved chromosome evolution ... Carr, G.D. 1998. Chromosome evolution and speciation in Hawaiian plants. Pp. 5-47. In Stuessy, T. & M. Ono, ed. Evolution and Speciation of ...
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Gerry Carr
... California, Davis (Botany) General Interests Botany, Amateur Radio, Photography, Computers, Music Academic Interests Biosystematics, Cytogenetics, Chromosome Evolution, Vascular Plant Families BACK TO WEB SITE LINKS PAGE BACK TO BOTANY AND CULTURE PAGE
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Department of Plant Biology - Facilities
... QK658A57 Darlington, C. D. Chromosome Atlas of cultivated plants Geo. Allen & Unwin, Ltd.                          London                    1945 Row 1 QH600D23 Darlington, C. D. Chromosome Atlas of flowering plants ... , 1906 Row 1 SB123V962 Deamer, David Light Transducing Membranes - Structure, Function and Evolution Academic Press   New York 1978 Row 1 QH601L53 Department of Transportation, ...
carnegiedpb.stanford.edu

Newsletter - Volume 18, No. 1
... structure of the taxonomic volumes is explained, and the criteria for descriptions and reporting chromosome numbers and distribution are given. The maps employ very informative conventions and symbols ... 2004. The meeting will highlight new developments on the phylogenetic classification, ecology, and evolution of orchids, as well as their implications in the field of biodiversity conservation. ...
hua.huh.harvard.edu

Arnold Arboretum - Molecular Biology and Evolution of phytochrome systems
... Arnold Arboretum - Molecular Biology and Evolution of phytochrome systems Phylogeny and biogeography of woody plants A phylogeny is the evolutionary history ... evolutionary pathways of important features, such as fall foliage in maples and gene duplication and chromosome doubling in some species of birches and maples. Often, plant breeders select cultivars so different ...
www.arboretum.harvard.edu

Statement on Evolution, Botanical Society of America
... were designated AABBCC. To plant biologists familiar with mechanisms of speciation, these data, the chromosome numbers and sets, suggested that the emmer and breadwheat species arose via hybridization and ... a spontaneous doubling of the chromosome number, and as predicted, the correct crosses artificially produced both the emmer and breadwheat species. No one saw the evolution of these wheat species, ...
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Scripture Evolution
... to mostly infertile or unviable offspring, but some of the crosses (spurred on by chromosome duplication, produced by increased radiation, from atmospheric disruptions) produce viable offspring. These are ... evolution. The increase of radiation, environmeat a much greater than normal rate, leading to mostly infertile or unviable offspring, but some of the crosses (spurred on by chromosome duplication ...
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