About a dozen different mutations which affect the tail and other parts of the axial skeleton of the house mouse have been reported by various observers.Five of these appear to form a group of which the members are related to each other, first, by producing similar effects on the tail and, second, by showing little or no crossing-over with each other.The genetic relations among these five have now been tested with the result that three of them behave as though unilocal, while two others show less than 3% of
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