Racial differences in stature and other external features are well recognized in man and in domestic animals, but comparatively few data have been found in the literature on organ size in large and in small animals of closely related races. Differences in embryonic growth in large and in small race
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Morphogenetic studies of the rabbit. XIII. The influence of the dwarf gene upon organ size and variability in race X
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- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1955
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- English
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- 123
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- Article
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- 0003-276X
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