Segregation Ratios of Mutant Alleles from Wild Populations of Mus musculus

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Five mutant alleles found in different populations of wild mice have been shown to segregate from male heterozygotes in ratios greatly exceeding 50 per cent. This leads to the expectation that they should be common in wild populations. Tests of wild mice from five populations additional to those reported previously have revealed only two additional alleles in two populations. It is assumed that other factors oppose the spread of such alleles.

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