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In spite of the important and basic points in which the conceptions of the biometric school differ from those of modern genetics, it will be clear to everyone that the very precise nature of statistical methods can be an example to genetics. The exactitude associated with mathematics is highly desirable, and it would be a good thing to introduce it to our experiments if this were possible. As already mentioned, statistics can give us valuable assistance in the area where the experiment fails, and therefore it is necessary to become acquainted with the results of this method.
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Sirks, M.J. (1956). The Statistical Methods and Their Results. In: General Genetics. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-7587-4_2
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