Publications

molecular phylogeny of the genus buteo (aves: accipitridae) based on mitochondrial marker sequences.	dna sequences of the mitochondrial nd6 gene and the non-repetitive part of the pseudo-control region (psicr) were isolated from 101 individuals to analyze the phylogenetic relationships among all buzzards of the genus buteo and other buteonine genera. comparisons of the two marker sequences indicate that the psicr evolved two times faster than the nd6 gene. the psicr proved to be an efficient, neutral genetic marker sequence for phylogenetic analyses at the intrageneric level, especially suitabl ...	2003	12695095
chromosome painting in three species of buteoninae: a cytogenetic signature reinforces the monophyly of south american species.	buteoninae (falconiformes, accipitridae) consist of the widely distributed genus buteo, and several closely related species in a group called "sub-buteonine hawks", such as buteogallus, parabuteo, asturina, leucopternis and busarellus, with unsolved phylogenetic relationships. diploid number ranges between 2n = 66 and 2n = 68. only one species, l. albicollis had its karyotype analyzed by molecular cytogenetics. the aim of this study was to present chromosomal analysis of three species of buteoni ...	2013	23922908