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Evidence of linkage between two egg albumen loci in the domestic fowl

  • V. Buvanendran (a1)
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The ovalbumin locus and locus II (Lush, 1961) were found to segregate in a closed flock of White Leghorns. Three of the nine expected genotypic classes were absent and from this it is concluded that the two loci are very tightly linked.

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Lush, I. E. (1964). Egg albumen polymorphisms in the fowl: The ovalbumin locus. Genet. Res. 5, 257–268.
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