The control region is the only major non-coding region in the mitochondrial genome of
insects. It is heavily biased to A+ T nucleotides and seems to evolve under a strong …

▪ Abstract Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) exists in a nested hierarchy of populations. There are
multiple mtDNAs within each mitochondrion, a population of mitochondria in each cell …

Echolocating bats can be divided into guilds according to their preferred habitat and
foraging behaviour,,,, which coincide with distinct adaptations in wing morphology and …

The sequence of the mitochondrial (mt) DNA of the horse (Equus caballus) was determined.
The length of the sequence presented is 16 660 bp. This figure, however, is not absolute …

Based on an extensive sampling regime from both nesting populations and bycatch,
frequency analyses of mitochondrial (mt) DNA control region haplotypes in the …

Although most previous studies on chloroplast (cp) DNA variation in plants have
concentrated on systematics and evolution above the species level, intraspecific variation in …

Seals and commercial fisheries are potential competitors for fish and cephalopods.
Research into the diet of British seal species has been based on conventional dietary …

Bats and birds live substantially longer on average than non-flying mammals of similar body
size. The combination of small body size, high metabolic rates, and long lifespan in bats and …

Four lines of evidence indicate that evening bats, Nycticeius humeralis, at nursery colonies
in northern Missouri transfer information by following each other to feeding and roosting …

The complete nucleotide sequence of the mitochondrial genome of the domestic dog, Canis
familiaris, was determined. The length of the sequence was 16,728 bp; however, the length …