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Muller, Hermann J. (1916) The Mechanism of Crossing-Over. III. V. An Experiment to Determine the Linkage of Many Factors Simultaneously. The American Naturalist, 50 (594) 350-366 doi:10.1086/279547

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TitleThe Mechanism of Crossing-Over. III. V. An Experiment to Determine the Linkage of Many Factors Simultaneously
JournalThe American Naturalist
AuthorsMuller, Hermann J.Author
Year1916 (June)Volume50
Issue594
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/279547
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Full ReferenceMuller, Hermann J. (1916) The Mechanism of Crossing-Over. III. V. An Experiment to Determine the Linkage of Many Factors Simultaneously. The American Naturalist, 50 (594) 350-366 doi:10.1086/279547
Plain TextMuller, Hermann J. (1916) The Mechanism of Crossing-Over. III. V. An Experiment to Determine the Linkage of Many Factors Simultaneously. The American Naturalist, 50 (594) 350-366 doi:10.1086/279547
In(1916, June) The American Naturalist Vol. 50 (594) University of Chicago Press

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