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caryologia-3034	Ferreira Araújo, Leylson; Seixas Maia Dornelas, Charlys; Felix, Leonardo P.; Nollet, Felipe	What defines a bimodal karyotype? Bimodality revisited	2025	18	.pdf	application/pdf	10631	544	53	Asymmetrical karyotypes exhibit an increasing number of acrocentric chromosomes, along with greater vari- ation in chromosome size, making the karyotype more heterogeneous (Levitsky 1931; Stebbins 1971; Paszko 2006), exemplified by Welwitschia mirabilis Hook. Typically, variations in chromosome size and mor- phology are evaluated using inter- and intrachromosom- al asymmetry indices, respectively (Paszko 2006; Chi- arini and Barboza 2008;	cache/caryologia-3034.pdf	txt/caryologia-3034.txt