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Page 1: · March 1992 TABLE I—AIlelic frequencies of 14 variable loci for four populations of Dipodomys. The common allele is designated as "100" and additional alleles at a locus are

Page 2: · March 1992 TABLE I—AIlelic frequencies of 14 variable loci for four populations of Dipodomys. The common allele is designated as "100" and additional alleles at a locus are

Page 3: · March 1992 TABLE I—AIlelic frequencies of 14 variable loci for four populations of Dipodomys. The common allele is designated as "100" and additional alleles at a locus are

Page 4: · March 1992 TABLE I—AIlelic frequencies of 14 variable loci for four populations of Dipodomys. The common allele is designated as "100" and additional alleles at a locus are

Page 5: · March 1992 TABLE I—AIlelic frequencies of 14 variable loci for four populations of Dipodomys. The common allele is designated as "100" and additional alleles at a locus are

Page 6: · March 1992 TABLE I—AIlelic frequencies of 14 variable loci for four populations of Dipodomys. The common allele is designated as "100" and additional alleles at a locus are

Page 7: · March 1992 TABLE I—AIlelic frequencies of 14 variable loci for four populations of Dipodomys. The common allele is designated as "100" and additional alleles at a locus are

Page 8: · March 1992 TABLE I—AIlelic frequencies of 14 variable loci for four populations of Dipodomys. The common allele is designated as "100" and additional alleles at a locus are

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