テントウムシ Harmonia axyridis PALLAS の遺傳學的研究 (第III報)

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In this report two comparatively rare pattern types: F (forficula, new name proposed by Prof. T. Komai)(Fig. 1-a, b) and T (transversifascia)(Fig. 1-f, g) are dealt with. Each of these is due to a factor (P^F=factor for F, P^T=factor for T) which belongs to the same allelomorphic series as C (canspicua), S (spectabilis), A (axyridis, erroneously put as aulica in my last report) and s (succinea) and behaves as a dominant to s.
The heterozygotes AF(P^AP^F)(Fig. 1-c), SF (P^SP^F) (Fig. 1-d), CF (P^CP^F)(Fig. 1-e), AT(P^AP^T)(Fig. 1-h) and FT (P^FP^T)(Fig. 1-i) can be distinguished as such from homozygotes; ST (P^SP^T) and CT (P^CP^T), however, can not be separated from C.