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HYPOTHÈSE GÉNÉTIQUE UNIQUE POUR EXPLIQUER LA PRÉSENCE D'INTERSEXUÉS, DE MÂLES EN EXCÈS ET DE MÂLES STÉRILES EN RACE CAPRINE SAANEN

G. RICORDEAU, J.-J. LAUVERGNE, J. BOUILLON, A. LAJOUS

Ann. Zootech., 16 4 (1967) 323-334

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1051/animres:19670402

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