CrossRef Forward Linking Search Results

This Article:

has been cited by the following articles in journals that are participating in CrossRef's forward linking service:
		A BIOGEOGRAPHIC GENETIC APPROACH FOR TESTING THE ROLE OF REINFORCEMENT: THE CASE OF DROSOPHILA PSEUDOOBSCURA AND D. PERSIMILIS Rob J. Kulathinal and Rama S. Singh Evolution (2000) 54: 210 Link to Article
		A BIOGEOGRAPHIC GENETIC APPROACH FOR TESTING THE ROLE OF REINFORCEMENT: THE CASE OF DROSOPHILA PSEUDOOBSCURA AND D. PERSIMILIS Rob J. Kulathinal and Rama S. Singh Evolution (2000) 54: 210 Link to Article
		How much genetic variation? J.S. Jones Nature (1980) 288: 10 Link to Article
		Relationship between enzyme heterozygosity and quaternary structure Robert D. Ward Biochemical Genetics (1977) 15: 123 Link to Article
		Genetic structure and heterozygosity in the kuru region, Eastern Highlands of New Guinea Stephen L. Wiesenfeld and D. Carleton Gajdusek American Journal of Physical Anthropology (1976) 45: 177 Link to Article
		Unimodality, symmetry and the step-state hypothesis of electrophoretic variation in natural populations Lewis Haldorson and Jack Lester King Journal of Molecular Evolution (1976) 8: 351 Link to Article
		Electrophoretic variation in allelozymes related to function or structure? E. ZOUROS Nature (1975) 254: 446 Link to Article
		Average heterozygosity per locus in man: an estimate based on the incidence of enzyme polymorphisms HARRY HARRIS and D. A. HOPKINSON Annals of Human Genetics (1972) 36: 9 Link to Article
		Metabolic Implications of Polymorphism as an Adaptive Strategy GEORGE B. JOHNSON Nature (1971) 232: 347 Link to Article

• Early Edition
• Archives
• Online Submission

• Feature Articles

  (Expanded research articles of exceptional breadth)

• Commentaries

  (Expert commentary on leading research)

• Letters

  (Online-only letters to the editor)

• Inaugural Articles

  (Articles by recently elected NAS members)

• PNAS Profiles

  (Biographical profiles of Academy members)

• Sustainability Science

  (Interactions of human and environmental systems)

• Collected Papers

  (Editorials, Perspectives, Reviews, Colloquia, etc.)

• Special Features

  (Solicited articles on exceptional research topics)

• Sackler Colloquia

  (Scientific reports held under NAS auspices)