Morphological and genetic variation in Aethalops alecto (Chiroptera, Pteropodidae) from Java, Bali and Lombok Is, Indonesia

Univariate and multivariate statistical analysis of skull and external morphology A ethalops alecto from Java alpine (10 specimens), Bali (7) and Lombok (20) showed little or no gender dimorphism. However, the measurement of the majority of 35 skull and 19 external characters was significantly different between these groups. Analysis of the skull and minor external features shows that the Java population is separate from the population of Bali and Lombok (them) in discriminant function space. The population of these Aethalops alecto is different from Bethme, Aethalops aequalis in Sabah. Protein electrophoresis showed that the Aethalops population showed genetic variation at a level close to the average of mammals. The genetic differentiation of the population is very low. Therefore, although the population of Aethalops is limited to Takayama, the effective population size is small and it does not seem to be without significant genetic separation. Bali / Lombok Island Population, Aethalops alecto boeadii subsp. It is described here as. November

Bali is an island located between Java island in western Indonesia and lombok island in eastern part. It is one of the 33 states in the country and the capital city is in Denpasar, south of the island. The population of the island reached 3,151,000 in 2005, and the majority of Indonesian Hindu minority lives. 93.18% of the population of Bali observes Balinese Hinduism, most of the rest follow Muslim. It is also the largest tourist destination in the country and is known for its highly developed arts such as dance, sculpture, painting, leather, metal processing, music and so on.

Univariate and multivariate statistical analysis of skull and external morphology A ethalops alecto from Java alpine (10 specimens), Bali (7) and Lombok (20) showed little or no gender dimorphism. However, the measurement of the majority of 35 skull and 19 external characters was significantly different between these groups. Analysis of the skull and minor external features shows that the Java population is separate from the population of Bali and Lombok (them) in discriminant function space. The population of these Aethalops alecto is different from Bethme, Aethalops aequalis in Sabah. Protein electrophoresis showed that the Aethalops population showed genetic variation at a level close to the average of mammals. The genetic differentiation of the population is very low. Bali / Lombok Island Population, Aethalops alecto boeadii subsp. It is described here as. November

Morphological and genetic variation of Aethalops alecto (Yings, Diptera) in Indonesian Bali Java and Lombok Island

This line passes through the Lombok Strait between Indonesia, Borneo, Sulawesi (Chilebys), and Bali and Lombok. The distance between Bali and Lombok is short, about 35 kilometers (22 miles). Many birds are distributed along this line because many birds do not even pass through the shortest opening seawater. Some bats spread across this line, but larger terrestrial mammals are generally limited to one or the other; exceptions include Sulawesi macaques, pigs and eyewear. Other animal and plant groups show different patterns, but the overall pattern is persuasive and fairly consistent. Animals and plants do not follow the Wallace Line like the fauna. Types of plants that do not belong to this lineage are the Australia genus