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| Nature 181, 1414 - 1415 (17 May 1958); doi:10.1038/1811414a0 |
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A Dominant Felting Lustre Mutant Fleece-type in the Australian Merino Sheep
B. F. SHORT
C.S.I.R.O. Sheep Biology Laboratory, Prospect, New South Wales.
RECENTLY, our attention has been directed at occasional 'aberrant' fleece-types among Australian Merino sheep. This communication refers to a felting lustrous fleece-type of which some twenty-two examples have so far been located.
© 1958 Nature Publishing Group
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