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Handwritten notes and exam questions from Hermann J. Muller course, Mutation and the Gene, at Indiana University, 1958

Handwritten ideas by Hermann J. Muller of questions to ask Elof Carlson for his PhD Oral Exam at Indiana University, March 15, 1957.

Carbon copy with Elof Carlson's handwritten notes. Midterm Exam for Zoology Z575, a course taught by Hermann J. Muller at Indiana University. Exam dated March 20, 1957.

A saurian far from herois / Wanted life to be flusher, less stoic. / 'My problem I'll solve, / To a mammal evolve, / And forsake this inane Mesozoic.'

Handwritten notes by Hermann J. Muller for a testimonial in honor of J.H. MacGregor.

Handwritten research plans and notes on current progress by Hermann J. Muller

Draft of "On the calculation of number of loci separately producing a given recessive phenotype" with handwritten corrections by Hermann J. Muller, c.1940

Handwritten manuscript of "Evolution in the light of the modern mutation theory" by Hermann J. Muller.

Handwritten abstract of "The engima of the gene and of its mutation" by Hermann J. Muller, c.1927.

The Effect of a Long Established Duplication on the Frequency of Detectable Mutation typed original drafts, and copies of article written in the USSR with handwritten corrections and chromosome maps by Hermann J. Muller