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The karyotype structure and chromosomal polymorphism  were studied in several European (European part of Russia and the  Netherlands) and Asian (Siberia and Kazakhstan) populations of Chironomus luridus  Strenzke, 1959. Inversion polymorphism was detected in six of the seven  chromosome arms: three banding sequences detected in arm A, six  sequences in arm B, two sequences in arm C, three sequences in arm E,  five sequences in arm F, and two sequences in arm G. Only arm D was  monomorphic in all studied populations. In total, 22 banding sequences  were recorded in Ch. luridus; they form the banding sequence pool of this species. Thus, Ch. luridus  can be regarded as a very polymorphic species. However, the European  and Asian populations differed considerably in the levels of  polymorphism: the Asian populations were less polymorphic, containing  only 8 to 10 sequences, whereas the European populations had 11 to 16  sequences. The new banding sequences lurA3, lurB5, lurE3 were found in  Asian populations, whereas the sequences lurB2, lurB3, lurB4, lurB6,  lurE2, lurF1, lurF2a, lurF3, lurF4, and lurG2 аre lacked. The total  level of inversion heterozygosity in the Asian populations was 12-25%  versus 78-80% in the European populations

Karyotype and chromosomal polymorphism of Chironomus luridus Strenzke, 1959 (Diptera: Chironomidae) in European and Asian populations