E. andersoni article sought

[TJ]

I am in urgent need of this article from the magazine Herpetologica, Volume 48, pages 178-184.

"Allozyme variation in the newt Tylototriton�@andersoni from three islands of the Ryukyu Archipelago."

If anybody has this, I would much appreciate receiving a scanned copy of it by e-mail, even just a portion of it that I am particularly after. Thanks in advance!

 

[chris]

Tim I will try to get hold if it for u, but I can't promise anything...

I'll mail it to u if I get it.
Chris

 

[TJ]

Thanks! I'm really just after part of the report that says laboratory research has shown that E.andersoni, despite its "primitive" appearance, is not necessarily an older species than C.ensicauda. This finding apparently came as a surprise to Japanese herpetologists. But I can't vouch for this until seeing the original report.



(Message edited by TJ on March 05, 2004)

 

[vincent]

Hi, I also want to have one, do you mind send the article to me???
Thank You

 

[chris]

I will scan it and send to both of you IF I mannage to get it.
Chris

 

[brian]

If you can't I can get it. I don't have the pdf program though so I'd have to jpg stuff. Am pretty busy until next week though.

 

[vincent]

Thank You! I am Looking forward to receiving your information

 

[TJ]

Yes, I'd appreciate it if anybody can get it. My window of opportunity is closing fast as I have to submit a report soon. Even if you can just spell out for me what it says about C.ensicauda in relation to E. andersoni on the subject of how long they're thought to have occurred in their current habitat, that'd be sufficient. By the way, I doubt it actually says anything regarding E.andersoni's primitive appearance. That was just me ad-libbing

 

[chris]

Tim
sorry, can't get it for you...

Brian - couild you mail me a copy aswell...
Chris

 

[brian]

Yeah, but I have a couple of Herp class tests this week. I can't get it until Thurs. earliest and Monday latest, then I'll have to scan it.

I don't think that journal went electronic yet.

 

[brian]

Ok I got it, just give me a little while to scan it. Remember I don't have a PDF program so I have to basically make a bunch of jpgs, hopefully they will be readable and not too big.

 

[brian]

OK, it's scanned, but it's still a little over 5 MB. I'm going to try to send tommorow, but make sure you have room. I did leave out one page of references to cut down on the size. If anyone need's it for some reason I can include it.

 

[TJ]

Thanks a lot Brian, I'll be looking forward to it! No problem about size. Fire away!

 

[brian]

Vincent, I don't have an email listed for you when I check on the board. So I can't send it to you until I get one.

In theory I'm mailing now so over my 56K expect it in an hour or so.

Tim, if your doing your report do you need the extra page with references or the page that only has a sentence on it that lists serial numbers for muesum specimens?

I'm leaving them out for now just so I can get the meat of the paper out.

 

[henk]

Hai Tim, still gotta dive into my collection , but these are the papers I got on E. andersoni. I am willing to photocopy them and send them to you by normal mail. If you would have other articles on them or on Hynobius I would be interested obtaining them myself...

Echinotriton andersoni
Inge R. Key to Riu-Kiu salamanders Fieldiana Zoology
Utsonomiya On the development of Tylototriton Andersoni ASFA
Schottler Th. Ein Krokodilmolch aus Japan Herpetofauna
Nussbaum&Brodie Partitioning o/t salamandrid genus Tylototriton Anderson ... Herpetologica
Hayashi et Al Allozyme Variation .. from 3 Islands o/t RyuKyu Archipelago Herpetologica
Sparreboom M. Feldbeobachtungen an Cynops Ensicauda&Tylototriton Andersoni Urodela Info

I am trying to put my database back on order, but still have plenty of work to do so. It currently hold 3500 references, but I gotta add some 500 more that I have not yet numbered and entered.

 

[TJ]

Brian, I received them and am very grateful. The info in them is better than expected and very timely. Thanks a lot! I'll try to return the favor some day

Henk, thanks for the info. I'm all set for now but may inquire after one of the reports in the future. A very impressive database you have there!

 

[chris]

Brian, could you please email me a copy aswell?
Chris

 

[TJ]

Brian, just provide me with any addresses where you want it sent and I can do it for you over my LAN connection

 

[TJ]

Here's the abstract:

ALLOZYME VARIATION IN THE NEWT TYLOTOTRITON-ANDERSONI FROM 3 ISLANDS OF THE RYUKYU ARCHIPELAGO

HAYASHI T; MATSUI M; UTSUNOMIYA T; TANAKA S; OTA H

Using starch gel electrophoresis, we examined allozyme variation at 24 presumptive loci in specimens of Tylototriton andersoni collected from three islands of the Ryukyu Archipelago: Amami-Oshima, Tokunoshima, and Okinawajima. Levels of genetic variability within island samples (H = 0.050-0.082, P = 0.21-0.38, A = 1.25-1.58) are within the intrapopulational range previously reported for other salamandrids. The sample from Okinawajima is different from the Amami-Oshima and Tokunoshima samples with Nei's genetic distance (D) of 0.09- 0.12, whereas the level of differentiation between the latter two is lower (D = 0.02). This pattern of genetic differentiation within T. andersoni coincides well with the geological history of the three islands.

 

[ralf]

Also coincides well with the distribution of the two different subspecies of C. ensicauda.

Ralf