Dobzhansky, T. Evolution, genetics, and man

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Dobzhansky, T. Evolution, genetics, and man

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Theodosius Dobzhansky. Evolution, genetics, and man

Evolution, genetics, and man is a textbook addressed to the beginner in genetics as well as to students of anthropology, paleontology, and other disciplines in which genetics is peripheral schedule -wise although vital and basic. With the combination of boldness and good judgment, the author covers the usual subject matter with standard genetics, including the structure of the chromosome, the mechanics of heredity, mutations and mutation rates, gene frequencies, and balanced polymorphism. Homology, analogy, and the blood precipitation tests are covered ( Carlton s. Coon. Human Biology, vol. 28, no. 3 (1956): pp. 376-378).

Publication Date

1955

Publisher

Wiley

City

New York

Keywords

genetics, biological evolution

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The Rockefeller University Library 3rd Floor Special Collections QH 366 D6351 1955

Dobzhansky, T. Evolution, genetics, and man

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