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Dominant black in cats and its bearing on the question of the tortoiseshell males—A criticism

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  1. Ruth C. Bamber
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Bamber, R.C., Herdman, E.C. Dominant black in cats and its bearing on the question of the tortoiseshell males—A criticism. Journ. of Gen. 18, 219–221 (1927). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02983149

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