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The significance of the correlation coefficient when applied to Mendelian distributions

by: Brownlee, John, 1868-1927; Royal Society of Edinburgh; University of Glasgow. Library

Publication date: 1910

Topics: Correlation (Statistics), Mendel's law

Publisher: Edinburgh : Robert Grant & Son ; London : Williams & Norgate

Collection: universityofglasgow; ukmhl; medicalheritagelibrary; europeanlibraries

Contributor: University of Glasgow Library

Language: English

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"Reprint from the Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. Session 1909-1910. Vol. 30. Part 6. (no. 34)" -- at head of title

"MS. received February 22, 1910. Read January 24, 1910" -- at beginning of text

Brownlee, John

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