Science · 1966 · 22 citations · 11 references
DentistryGeneticsOral BiologyOral AnatomyDental AnatomyDental Arch DevelopmentJaw DevelopmentOral DevelopmentRodent Dental AnatomyTooth DevelopmentDental Developmental BiologyDental Discrete TraitsDental Metric TraitsMammalian DentitionMaternal Effect InheritancePostnatal Oral DevelopmentTooth Developmental AnatomyTooth Developmental Biology
The size of the second and third mandibular molar teeth of inbred mice is altered if the mice are fostered on a different strain. The dental change is opposite in direction to that of body weight. The prenatal and postnatal components of variance are correlated with the develipment histories of the two tooth types.
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Development of the molar teeth in the albino mouse
Sidney A. Cohn · American Journal of Anatomy · 1957 · 152 citations
Genetical studies on the skeleton of the mouse
A.G. Searle · Journal of Genetics · 1954 · 91 citations
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Maternal Influence on Body Weight
D. F. Cox, J.E. Legates, C. Clark Cockerham · Journal of Animal Science · 1959 · 74 citations