Eliana Morielle Versute

• Abstract

  The Molossidae and Vespertilionidae families of bats are among the largest in number of species, and has distribution in tropical and temperate zones of the Eastern and Western hemispheres, and despite this, detailed information about the different taxa of these families are still scarce, which makes interpretations and evolutionary formulations of relationships among taxa incongruent. Mo…

  Morphological and histological analysis of the glans penis and of baculum of species of molossids and vespertilionids bats: taxonomic implications (Chiroptera, Mammalia), AP.R
• Ultra-structural and Immunocytochemical analysis of spermatogenesis and nucleologenesis of bats, AP.R
• Intrachromosomal distribution of telomeric repeats in eumops glaucinus and eumops perotis (molossidae,chiroptera)., PUB.ART

• Abstract

  The Order Chiroptera is the second largest order of Mammalia, and despite the wide radiation and advances in studies of evolutionary approaches in this group, the aspects of reproductive biology are still poorly explored, especially those related to accessory reproductive glands (ARGS), their functional relationships with seasonal reproductive variations, common in many species, and the m…

  Structural and functional analysis of the penis and the prostate in neotropical bats, BP.DR

• Abstract

  The family Molossidae is the 3th largest family of bats in America and is distributed in tropical and temperate areas of the Eastern and Western hemispheres, and despite this, detailed information about the different taxa of the family is scarce, making it difficult interpretations and formulations of evolutionary relationship between taxa. Most proposed phylogenies based on characters fr…

  Histomorphology of glans penis and baculum of molossids and vespertilionids bats: a comparative approach (Chiroptera, Mammalia), BP.MS
• Analysis of the nucleolus and nucleolar structures during meiotic division in bat species Carollia perspicillata (Phyllostomidae) and Molossus rufus (Molossidae)., BP.IC

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