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RESEARCH ARTICLE

Some Quantitative Features of Drosophila Sternite Bristle Patterns

JH Claxton

Australian Journal of Biological Sciences 27(5) 533 - 544
Published: 1974

Abstract

The arrangement of bristles on the third sternite of D. melanogaster is characterized by a tendency towards even spacing between bristles. There are postero-anterior and latero-medial gradients of increasing density, of decreasing distance between nearest neighbours and of decreasing bristle length. A large bristle tends to be constantly positioned in each posterior-lateral 'corner' of the sternite.

https://doi.org/10.1071/BI9740533

© CSIRO 1974

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