… to sex chromosomes rapidly established … sex chromosomes restrict reproductive compatibility
and eventually promote speciation processes. We analyzed the chromosomal position of …

… The Triatominae present a highly conserved chromosome number. … chromosomes, and
similar to the Heteroptera, the XY mechanism would be the ancestral sex system of Triatominae. …

… of the chromosomal and genome evolution in organisms with holocentric chromosomes is
… An interesting group is the hemipteran subfamily Triatominae, vectors of Chagas disease, …

… rDNA clusters chromosome position in several triatomine species also … chromosomes [6],
in contrast to the widely accepted idea that the achiasmatic sex chromosomes of Heteroptera …

… These three species present the same diploid chromosome number 2n = 22 (20 autosomes
… In spite of these similarities, each species presents different chromosomal behavior during …

… chromosomes separate to opposite poles (postreductional segregation). The first meiotic
division is equational for the sex chromosomes, as in other Hemiptera. … other triatomine species, …

… In Heteroptera extensive studies on the chromosomes have been made by many cytologists…
chromosome in Heteroptera are holokinetic, that is with diffused kinetic activity, chromosome …

… Unexpectedly, the analyses of the chromosomal location … Triatominae as a significantly
diverse hemipteran subfamily. Here, we advance the understanding of Triatominae chromosomal …

… only refer to the hemipteran chromosomes and especially to what is known in Triatominae. …
For this reason, many authors have proposed for Triatominae as well as for Heteroptera that …

… sordida sensu stricto has them on the X chromosome. Considering almost 100 heteropteran
species analyzed to date, including 40 triatomine species, the chromosomal position of …