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Letter dated 29 April 1936 from H J Muller to Haldane regarding a method for mapping the X chromosome in man and mentioning various other areas of research including translocation and the dispensability of genes.
 
Letter dated 4 April 1938 from Muller to Haldane regarding theories of dominance and sex-linked genes.
 
Letter dated 18 November 1938 from Muller to Haldane regarding dominance.
 
Four letters dated 16-29 Jaunary 1940 between Muller and Haldane regarding selection of dominant and recessive genes.
 
Copy of a letter from Haldane dated 16 May 1940 to the University of Edinburgh recommending that Muller's thesis for the degree of Doctor of Science should be accepted, and a letter of acknowledgement from the Dean of the Faculty of Science.
 
Letter dated 21 March 1946 from Muller to Haldane regarding published work on genetic mutation and radiation.

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