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Mammalian Developmental Genetics in the Twentieth Century
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  • 1967A Short History of Genetics L. C. Dunn107 cited
  • 1978ORIGINS AND HISTORY OF MOUSE INBRED STRAINS: CONTRIBUTIONS OF CLARENCE COOK LITTLE29 cited
  • 1993William Ernest Castle, pioneer mammalian geneticist.18 cited
  • 1985The bussey institute and the early days of mammalian genetics9 cited

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  • 2020A History of Mouse Genetics: From Fancy Mice to Mutations in Every Gene6 cited

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