Brachyphalangy, an allele of extra-toes in the mouse

D. R. Johnson

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Brachyphalangy (Xt/bph) is an allele of extra-toes (Xt) in linkage group XIV of the mouse. The phenotypes of both heterozygote and homozygote are distinguishable from, but similar to, those of extra-toes.

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