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Understanding Patterns of Life History Trait Covariation in an Untapped Resource, the Lab Mouse.
Physiological and biochemical zoology : PBZ - 1 Jan 2000
Josefson Chloe C, Hood Wendy R
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AbstractThrough artificial selection and inbreeding, strains of laboratory mice have been developed that vary in the expression of a single or suite of desired traits valuable to biomedical research. In addition to the selected trait(s), these strains also display variation in pelage color, body size, physiology, and life history. This article exploits the broad phenotypic variation across lab mouse strains to...
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