The Effects Of Inbreeding, Cross-breeding, And Selection Upon The Fertility And Variability Of Drosophilia

A seminal work in the field of genetics, this research article lays out the key findings of experiments done on the fruit fly Drosophilia. The authors explore the impact of inbreeding, cross-breeding, and selection on fertility and variability, shedding light on fundamental aspects of genetic inheritance and evolution.

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