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[Morphology and behavior of the sex chromosomes in meiosis in four vole species of the genus Microtus].
Borodin PM, Alblina OV, Zakiian SM, Nesterova TN, Meĭer MN.
Genetika. 1991 Jun;27(6):1059-65. Russian.
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