Experiments In The Breeding Of Cerions

"Experiments In The Breeding Of Cerions" presents a detailed exploration of genetic variation and inheritance within the Cerion genus of land snails. Authored by Paul Bartsch, this scientific work delves into controlled breeding experiments to understand the patterns of heredity and the factors influencing morphological traits in these mollusks.

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