Animal genetics / Frederick B. Hutt.

  • Hutt, Frederick Bruce, 1897-1991.
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[1964]
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Credit: Animal genetics / Frederick B. Hutt. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    INCOMPLETE DOMINANCE 55 SELECTED REFERENCES Castle, W. E., and F. L. King. 1951. New evidence on the genetics of the Palomino horse. J. Heredity 42: 61-64. (Source of the data in Table 3-1.) Emmerson, M.A., and L.N. Hazel. 1956. Radiographic demonstration of dwarf gene-carrier beef animals. J. Amer. Vet. Med. Assoc. 128: 381-90. (Well-illustrated story of this attempt to identify carriers.) Gregory, P. W., C. B. Roubicek, F. D. Carroll, P. O. Stratton, and N. W. Hilston. 1953. Inheritance of bovine dwarfism and the detection of heterozygotes. Hilgardia 22: 407-50. (Use of the profilometer; the first attempt to identify by special test domestic animals heterozygous for some undesirable defect.) Hütt, F. В. 1949. Genetics of the Fowl. New York. McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc. (For further information about Frizzles, Blue Andalusians, and other variations. ) Jones, I. C. 1947. The inheritance of red, roan, and white coat colour in dairy Shorthorn cattle. J. Genetics 48: 155-63. (Study of these colors in one large herd for five generations.) Neel, J. V. 1953. The detection of the genetic carriers of inherited disease. In C/¿mcaí Geneiics, edited by Sorsby. London. Butterworth & Co. Chapter 3. (Criteria for doing it with 33 diseases of man, 20 of which are recessive.) Pahnish, O. F., E. В. Stanley, С. E. Safley, and C. B. Roubicek. 1955. Dwarf¬ ism in beef cattle. Arizona Agrie. Exper. Sta. Bull. 268. (A useful survey of the problem.) Tuff, P. 1933. Genetiskè unders0kelser over hestefarver. 4 Nord. Veterinär- möt., Sekt. 6: 28 pp. (Extensive data and good analysis of coat colors in horses; good illustrations; in Norwegian, with summary in English.) Wiener, A. S; 1951. Heredity of the M—N types. Amer. J. Human Genet. 3: 179-83. (Source of the data in Table 3-2.)