AN EARLY FAMILY HISTORY OF COLOR BLINDNESS Illustrating the Rule That Sons Can Inherit Normal Color Vision Only from Their Mothers, While Daughters May Inherit It from Either Parent or Both

@article{ColeANEF,
  title={AN EARLY FAMILY HISTORY OF COLOR BLINDNESS Illustrating the Rule That Sons Can Inherit Normal Color Vision Only from Their Mothers, While Daughters May Inherit It from Either Parent or Both},
  author={L. J. Cole},
  journal={Journal of Heredity},
  volume={10},
  pages={372-374}
}
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  • Biology
  • Journal of Heredity
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