Contributions to the Genetics of the Domestic Rabbit

Published by Published by Carnegie Institution of Washington, Washington, 1932

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, 50, [12] pages, black and white photographs and illustrations throughout on 12 plates, contains "English and Dutch Spotting and the Genetics of the Hotot Rabbit" and "Albino Allelomorphs of the Rabbit with Special Reference to Blue-Eyed Chincilla and its Variations" First Edition , head and tail of spine and corners lightly rubbed, mark to front board, insrciption to front pastedown, very good condition , green cloth binding, gilt titles to front and spine , 26cm x 18cm Hardback ISBN.

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Title
Contributions to the Genetics of the Domestic Rabbit
Author
Castle, W.E., Sawin, Paul B.
Publisher
Published by Carnegie Institution of Washington, Washington
Publication year
1932
Binding
Hardcover
Edition
1st Edition
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Castle, W.E., Sawin, Paul B., Contributions to the Genetics of the Domestic Rabbit

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Founded in 1985 by Joseph Keogh, Keogh's Books is based in Skipton, a market-town in North Yorkshire. After more than 30 years trading in Leeds and The Cotswolds, the business was passed on to Joseph's daughter, Carmel, who benefitted from a lifetime surrounded by books, as well as her father's many years of experience and expertise. Please contact 01756 691987 or info@keoghsbooks.com with any enquiries, or to arrange viewings.

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