Abstract
An X chromosome disappears from female cells and the Y chromosome from male cells of some somatic tissues of all peramelid bandicoots, leaving cells with a 2n = 13 (i.e. XO) chromosome complement. The patterns of loss, which differ among tissues and species, were studied during development of specimens of P. nasuta and /. macrourus.
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