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チンパンジーのセロプリマトロジー: "人種"の特徴としての血液群分布

J Moor-Jankowski, A S Wiener, C H Kratochvil

    Science (New York, N.Y.)
    |April 8, 1966
    PubMed
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    人間と類人猿の血液型分布は,チンパンジー亜種間で著しく異なります. これらの変異は,血液型のパターンにおける人間の人種的差異を反映し,チンパンジー集団内の遺伝的多様性を強調しています.

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