ArticleComparative cytogenetics2026
Seven new karyotypes for subfamily Cercosaurinae (Squamata, Gymnophthalmidae) with a synthesis of chromosomal data.
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Gymnophthalmidae is a monophyletic family of currently 297 Neotropical lizard species. Over the past 25 years, molecular studies have redefined previous morphology-based classifications, confirming the family's monophyly and revealing three major clades plus Rachisaurinae: ((Riolaminae(Rachisaurinae(Gymnophthalminae)))(Cercosaurinae)). Despite increased taxonomic efforts, especially in the tribes Bachiini and Cercosaurini, of Cercosaurinae, cytogenetic data remain limited. Of over 200 species in these tribes, only three had published karyotypes. Here, we provide new karyotypic data for seven species of Cercosaurini using standard cytogenetic techniques (Ag-NOR, C- and RBG-banding). Diploid numbers ranged from 2n = 32 in
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