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The Pecari angulatus, more commonly known as the peccary or javelina , is a common inhabitant of Southwest Texas, Southeast New Mexico, and Southern Arizona. The Pecari tayusea is closely related to the Pecari an gulatus, but its range is from Central America to Paraguay. The only study on the chromosome number of the peccary was reported by Krallinger (1936) on the Pecari tajacul. He observed the diploid chromosome number of this species to be 30, and did not find heterosomes of the X-Y type of sex chro mosomes usually observed in mammals.

A Chromosome Study of the Wild Pig (<i>Pecari angulatus</i>) and the Domestic Pig (<i>Sus scrofa</i>)