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SEX-LINKED INHERITANCE IN ULVA

Björn Föyn

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A recessive sex-linked mutant is described that arose spontaneously in cultures of Ulva mutabilis. It has not been possible to establish cases of crossing-over between the sex chromosomes.

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A recessive sex-linked mutant is described that arose spontaneously in cultures of Ulva mutabilis. It has not been possible to establish cases of crossing-over between the sex chromosomes.

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A recessive sex-linked mutant is described that arose spontaneously in cultures of Ulva mutabilis. It has not been possible to establish cases of crossing-over between the sex chromosomes.

Key concepts: Biology, Inheritance (genetic algorithm), Sex linkage, Genetics, Mutant, Zoology, Gene, Chromosome

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