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allelomorph's Usage Examples:

that "If there were even so few as, say, four or five pairs of possible allelomorphs, the various homo- and hetero-zygous combinations might, on seriation.

that "If there were even so few as, say, four or five pairs of possible allelomorphs, the various homo- and heterozygous combinations might, on seriation.

He is known for discovering one of the Rh allelomorphs.

only be applied to express relationship between factors in the same allelomorphic pair".

reappearance of an earlier (possibly ancestral) form, representing "allelomorphs all but lost".

1965 Selection for a single pair of allelomorphs with complete replacement, J.

"On Mendelian heredity of three characters allelomorphic to each other".

experiments led to her and William Bateson defining important terms like "allelomorphs" (nowadays referred to as alleles), heterozygote and homozygote.

Bateson and Edith Saunders also coined the word "allelomorph" ("other form"), which was later shortened to allele.

parallactic, parallax allel- one another Greek ἀλλήλων (allḗlōn) allele, allelomorph, allelotaxis, parallel, parallelism, parallelogon, parallelogram alph-.

The word "allele" is a short form of allelomorph ("other form", a word coined by British geneticists William Bateson and.

Synonyms:

gene, allele, dominant, cistron, factor, recessive, recessive allele, dominant allele,

Antonyms:

subordinate, inferior, infrequent,