Talpa europaea

17, 18, 19haploid counts

Diploid number in the source: 34, 34, 38, 38

Conflicting counts This record lists more than one count.

The chart below uses the first one, 17. The sources are listed together under Sources.

Closest relatives

Other species in Talpa.

Dzujev, RI, 1972. A description of karyotypes in two forms of moles from the Caucasus. In: Fauna, ecology and animal preservation in the North Caucasus 1: 44â€“50 (in Russian)
Dzuev, R. I. (1972). Karyological investigations, of moles Tapla L. of the north Caucasus. Byulleten'MOIP, Otdelenie Biologii, 77, 33-36.
Dzuev, R. I., Tembotov, A. K., & Grilich, I. (1978). Structure of ranges of caucasian moles: II. In Congr. theriol. Intern., 20-27
Kozlovsky, A. I. (1972). Systematic status of Caucasian (Talpa caucasica) and common (T. europaea) moles by karyological data. Zoologichesky Zhurnal, 51, 312-316.
Zima, J., and KrÃ¡l, B. (1984). Karyotypes of European mammals I. Acta scientiarum naturalium Academiae Scientiarum Bohemicae, Brno, 18(7): 1-51. (Russian)

The sources are listed together. The data does not say which source reports which count.

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