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Biometrical genetics: the study of continuous variation [by] Kenneth Mather [and] John L. Jinks.

By: Mather, Kenneth.

Contributor(s): Jinks, John L.

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BookPublisher: London, Chapman and Hall, 1971Edition: 2nd ed.ISBN: 041210220X.Subject(s): Variation (Biology) | BiometryDDC classification: 575.2/01/82

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Biometrical genetics: the study of continuous variation [by] Kenneth Mather [and] John L. Jinks.

By: Mather, Kenneth.

Contributor(s): Jinks, John L.