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A CASE of partial albinism in fishes which has recently come under my notice is likely to be of general interest from the evidence it apparently affords of the value of the normal specific coloration of predaceous fishes, and of the serious disadvantage of conspicuous abnormalities.
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GARSTANG, W. Albinism and Natural Selection. Nature 62, 620–621 (1900). https://doi.org/10.1038/062620e0
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