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Nettleship, Pearson and Bateson: The biometric-Mendelian debate in a medical context (2000)

Rushton, A. R. (Author)

Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences
Volume: 55
Pages: 134--157

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Medicine Heredity Biometry Controversies and disputes Mendelism 20th century, early Great Britain Pearson, Karl Nettleship, Edward Bateson, William

Description Edward Nettleship was a British dermatologist and eye surgeon who studied hereditary albinism.

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