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| Weight | 0.307 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 6 × 9 in |
Genetics in Practice
The Classic Guide to Chicken Genetics and Poultry Breeding
Genetics in Practice was the final chapter of F. B. Hutt’s monumental Genetics of the Fowl, covering the practical aspects of successful breeding projects as opposed to genetic theory and a detailed discussion of all known chicken genes at the time.
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