1               Rock pocket mice are generally light-colored and live on light-colored rocks.

2 sis of the difference between the wild-type (light-colored) and carbonaria forms has remained unknown

3 ilizing crosses between D. tenebrosa and the light-colored D. suboccidentalis indicates that two geno

4 , Bright coat color 1 (Bcc1), which develops light-colored hair at 4 weeks of age, and when homozygou

5 a higher percentage of females, smokers, and light-colored irides.

6 us men (P < 0.05), lower in individuals with light-colored irises versus dark-colored irises (P < 0.0

7 he tendency to thermally reverse back to the light colored isomers, the isomers A of the C,C-chelate

8 alose, TPS and trehalase activities than the light colored (Rem+Pro).

9 e of males, while both genders have the same light colored remoter (Rem) and promoter (Pro).

10 mice are generally light-colored and live on light-colored rocks.

11 llowed by generalized skin redness and fine, light-colored scales has been termed nonbullous congenit

12 so-called kabuli type, has white flowers and light-colored seed coats, properties not known to exist

13 ats with a transparent testa (tt) phenotype (light-colored seeds).

14 ious in the amount of dark maculation on the light-colored shell.

15 lor of deer mice that recently colonized the light-colored soil of the Nebraska Sand Hills provides a

16 ow vegetables but decreased in the group fed light-colored vegetables (P < 0.01).

17 nol) per child, on average, in the group fed light-colored vegetables (P < 0.06).

18 ded 56 g green-yellow vegetables/d and 224 g light-colored vegetables/d.

19 ely 238 g green-yellow vegetables/d and 34 g light-colored vegetables/d.