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    ステガスタス・ダメスフィッシュのカリオタイプ進化には染色体変化,主に周中心の逆転が含まれていた. ステガステス・ロカセンシスとステガステス・サンクティパウリのような島の種は,初期の進化の分岐を示唆する同様の細胞遺伝パターンを示しています.

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