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Little, C. C. (1921) Report of the Committee on Genetic form and Nomenclature. The American Naturalist, 55 (637) 175-178 doi:10.1086/279803

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TitleReport of the Committee on Genetic form and Nomenclature
JournalThe American Naturalist
AuthorsLittle, C. C.Author
Year1921 (March)Volume55
Issue637
PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
DOIdoi:10.1086/279803
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Plain TextLittle, C. C. (1921) Report of the Committee on Genetic form and Nomenclature. The American Naturalist, 55 (637) 175-178 doi:10.1086/279803
In(1921, March) The American Naturalist Vol. 55 (637) University of Chicago Press

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