Title : ( Phylogenetic re-analyzing of Iran’s Jebeer based on cytochrome b sequence )
Authors: Mohammadreza Nassiri , Morteza Mahdavi , Ali Javadmanesh ,
Full TextAbstract
There are 3 species of Gazelle genus living in Iran: Gazella gazella, Gazella subgutturosa and Jebeer. Among them taxonomic position of the Jebeer is ambiguous. Jebeer lives mainly in central and southern desert areas of Iran. Some reports considered Jebeer to be con- Gazella gazella. Also, others found it to be closer to Gazella dorcas and Gazella bennetti. The goal of this study was to analysis genetic and phylogenetic of cytochrome b region in Jebeer of Iran. In this regard 5 biological samples from Shirahmad’s Wildlife Refuge sequenced with ABI 3130 automated device. Sequenced fragments were compared with 190 sequences from Gazella genus - cies with regard to homology and evolutionary divergence using MEGA v5, CLC Main Workbench v5.5 and BioEdit v7.1 software packages. Our results showed that among all Gazelle sp., Jebeer had the shortest distance (0.003) with G. bennetti and longest distances with G. dorca and his sister taxon G. saudiya that are might underscore the necessity of establishing Jebeer as a Gazella bennetti species.
Keywords
, mitochondrial DNA, Jebeer, Iran
@inproceedings{paperid:1064121,
author = {Nassiri, Mohammadreza and Mahdavi, Morteza and Javadmanesh, Ali},
title = {Phylogenetic re-analyzing of Iran’s Jebeer based on cytochrome b sequence},
booktitle = {the 33rd conference of the International Society for Animal Genetics},
year = {2012},
location = {کرنز, AUSTRALIA},
keywords = {mitochondrial DNA; Jebeer; Iran},
}
%0 Conference Proceedings
%T Phylogenetic re-analyzing of Iran’s Jebeer based on cytochrome b sequence
%A Nassiri, Mohammadreza
%A Mahdavi, Morteza
%A Javadmanesh, Ali
%J the 33rd conference of the International Society for Animal Genetics
%D 2012
