Chromosome number in Indian Major Carps (IMC)
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2n 50
Metacentric 10
Submetacentric 14
Subtelocentric 26
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- Only the kalbasu-rohu hybrid has had karyotype analyses of hybrids conducted within the species of Indian big carps.
- Although the number under each type varies, the diploid number and type in these hybrids are the same as in the parent species.
- In contrast to the parent species, the rohu-catla hybrids' karyotypes had four metacentric, 24 submetacentric, and 22 acrocentric pair divisions.
- According to Jana, the catla-rohu hybrid's karyotype consists of 16 telocentric (16+12), 28 subtelocentric (16), and 12 metacentric (12) cells.
- Khuda-Bukhsh and Manna discovered 10 metacentric, 14 submetacentric, and 26 subtelocentric telocentric chromosomes in the hybrid between L. calbasu and C. catla.
- According to Krishnaja and Rege (1975), the interspecific hybrid created by crossing L. calbasu with L. rohita had 50 diploid (2n) chromosomes.
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