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[Studies of hereditary conditionality index on some morphological characters of Tupaia belangeri chinensis].

Yi chuan = Hereditas - 1 Jul 2004

Yu Yong-Mei, Wu Yi-Qian, Qian Geng-Sun, Chang Hong

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Tree shrew is a kind of excellent experimental animal resource in medical science and biology. In this paper, 35 Tupaia blangeri chinensises (TBCs) captured from Kunming,Yunnan province were investigated. We analyzed hereditary conditionality index about some morphological characters. According to Rife-Buranamanas law, we analyzed the appearance characteristics with hereditary conditionality including color of...

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