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Linkage of white band and long hair in the Syrian hamster
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|September 1, 1975
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The mutant genes Ba and l display autosomal linkage of 20.2 +/- 2.3. The available evidence indicates that the linkage is independent of two others previously reported. Thus, three linkage groups are now known for the Syrian hamster.
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