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Chromosomes of the Japanese weasel Mustela itatsi endemic to Japanese main islands except Hokkaido were examined by conventional, G-, and C-stainings,and compared with those of the Siberian weasel M. sibirica which is widespread ineastern Asia and Siberia. The two species shared the same diploid chromosome number (2n=38). However, their fundamental numbers and G- and C-banding patterns were largely differentiated from each other. Judging from the karyological features as well as mitochondrial DNA data and morphological characters previously reported, M itatsi should be regarde as an independent species from M. sibirica, in agreement with the first description

Karyological differentiation between two closely related mustelids, the Japanese weasel Mustela itatsi and the Siberian weasel M. sibirica