Introduction to Modern Genetics
New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1980. 24x19.5cm: viii, 573pp. First Edition, First Printing. Green cloth boards with silver lettering to front and spine. Binding shows some wear to edges, corners, and spine ends with some spots of soiling present. About a 1-inch tear at the bottom of the half title page. Library stamp from the Muhlenberg College Biology Department on all three text block edges as well as on the front and rear pastedowns. Internally clean. Better than Very Good.
Written by four well-respected and notable scientists affiliated with the University of Texas at Austin, this college-level textbook introduces the reader to the fundamental concepts of modern genetics. Clearly, much has changed in the field of modern genetics since this textbook was published, but it does give a glimpse into what scientists were working with at the time and reveals some of the gaps in their knowledge that they didn’t even know existed.
Price: $25.00
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