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G-band patterns as chromosomal markers, and the interpretation of chromosomal evolution in wild sheep (Ovis).

scientific article published in May 1973

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G-band patterns as chromosomal markers, and the interpretation of chromosomal evolution in wild sheep (Ovis). (English)

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C F Nadler

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R S Hoffmann

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A Woolf

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1 May 1973

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Chromosome studies in the superfamily Bovoidea

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Differential binding of alkylating fluorochromes in human chromosomes

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Localization of heterochromatin in human chromosomes.

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Chromosomes of the Dall Sheep, Ovis dalli dalli (Nelson)

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A simple method for preparing meiotic chromosomes from mammalian testis

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Cytogenetic analyses of wild sheep populations in northern Iran

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10.1007/BF01913288

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