Genetics: Analysis and Principles

Genetics: Analysis and Principles
ISBN-10
0805391754
ISBN-13
9780805391756
Series
Genetics
Pages
772
Language
English
Published
1999
Publisher
Addison-Wesley
Author
Robert J. Brooker

Description

In his text Genetics: Analysis and Principles, Professor Robert J. Brooker reinforces that connection by emphasizing the relevance and significance of the scientific method used by geneticists. Thirty-six text-integrated experiments reveal the "how" and "why" behind the most important research that led to our current knowledge of the science. The overarching theme of the book, the important link between genes and traits, is mirrored in the cover image.

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