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Lourdes Hernández-Martín,Peter Skrandieshat a great multiplicity of statistics are available for estimating the genetic and environmental components of the generation means and variances. Most organisms will, however, by their own special properties set limits to the range of statistics which can be obtained. In such plants as wheat, oats

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Leonie Weissweiler,Alexander Fraserlow full analysis and confident interpretation. Since that time many adequate experiments have been carried out, ranging widely in both the material they drew on and statistical designs they utilized. As their results have come available we have learned more about both the genetical situations with

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Tamás Péter Szabó,Hannele Dufvaot so. These are where we have sex-linked genes or maternal influences affecting the phenotype of the offspring. The contributions of these to the differences between reciprocal crosses will be discussed and methods for estimating their individual contributions and for distinguishing between them will be described.

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