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GALTON, FRANCIS (1901) On the Probability that the Son of a very highly-gifted Father will be no less Gifted. Nature, 65 (1674) 79 doi:10.1038/065079b0

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TitleOn the Probability that the Son of a very highly-gifted Father will be no less Gifted
JournalNature
AuthorsGALTON, FRANCISAuthor
Year1901 (November)Volume65
Issue1674
PublisherSpringer Science and Business Media LLC
DOIdoi:10.1038/065079b0
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Full ReferenceGALTON, FRANCIS (1901) On the Probability that the Son of a very highly-gifted Father will be no less Gifted. Nature, 65 (1674) 79 doi:10.1038/065079b0
Plain TextGALTON, FRANCIS (1901) On the Probability that the Son of a very highly-gifted Father will be no less Gifted. Nature, 65 (1674) 79 doi:10.1038/065079b0
In(1901, November) Nature Vol. 65 (1674) Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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