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S. Matveevsky

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Shrew evolution in hybrid zones: a meiotic undecavalent as an exclusive chromosomal supermultivalent and its weak effect on fertility

S. Matveevsky, O. Kolomiets, N. A. Shchipanov, S. V. Pavlova

The paper investigates meiotic abnormalities in shrew hybrids and finds that undecavalent chromosomes have minimal impact on fertility.

bioRxiv · Jul 24, 2023 · PreprintEvolutionary Biology

Meiotic nuclear architecture in distinct mole vole hybrids with Robertsonian translocations: chromosome chains, stretched centromeres, and distorted recombination

S. Matveevsky, A. Tretiakov, I. Bakloushinskaya, A. Kashintsova, O. Kolomiets

This paper examines meiotic nuclear architecture in mole vole hybrids with Robertsonian translocations, finding differences in synaptonemal complex trivalent behavior and centromere stretching between intraspecific and interspecific hybrids.

bioRxiv · Sep 17, 2020Evolutionary Biology