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Indifference of t-Alleles On the Sampling of Wild House Mouse Populations Under Experimental Conditions
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For more content, see Archives Néerlandaises de Zoologie (Vol 1-17) and Animal Biology (Vol 53 and onwards).
This study tries to explain the discrepancy between the frequencies of t-alleles found in house mouse populations and those expected on the basis of a deterministic model, by hypothesizing a difference in trappability between + /+ and +/t genotypes. We found variation in t-genotypes to be of no influence on trappability of the individuals in ten experimental populations.
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