Isbn: 9780906802113 - ecology, phenotypes and the mendelian genetics of burnet moths (zygaena fabricius, 1775) (2 résultats)

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  • Langue : anglais

    Edité par Gem Publishing Co, 2006

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    Vendeur : A Book Is Forever, Pershore, Royaume-UniA Book Is Forever

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    Hardcover. Etat : New. No Jacket. 1st Edition. List price: £79. Describes in detail the toxic properties of burnet moths, their relationship with avian predators, their variation, both geographical and individual, and attempts to explain what causes such variation. Many genotypes responsible for the colour morphs have been determined and it is now known that these are recessive to the wildtype red morph; moreover, it has been possible to determine whether they form part of a multiple allelomorphic series, as in many cases, or, as in the variation of wing-spot pattern, whether dominance or multifactorial inheritance is involved . Please contact us for pictures and/or further details - only too pleased to help.…

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    Edité par Gem, 2006

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    Vendeur : PEMBERLEY NATURAL HISTORY BOOKS BA, ABA, Iver, Royaume-UniPEMBERLEY NATURAL HISTORY BOOKS BA, ABA

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    Etat : New. xvi, 390, 194 figs (163 col). 235x156mm. HB. NEW. . List price: £79. Describes in detail the toxic properties of burnet moths, their relationship with avian predators, their variation, both geographical and individual, and attempts to explain what causes such variation. Many genotypes responsible for the colour morphs have been determined and it is now known that these are recessive to the wildtype red morph; moreover, it has been possible to determine whether they form part of a multiple allelomorphic series, as in many cases, or, as in the variation of wing-spot pattern, whether dominance or multifactorial inheritance is involved . [9780906802113].…