“…In S62g, N-2400 ; In S62j, N-17500 ; In K62i, N 3400. The mean of three Ns(-7800) is very much larger than those estimated both for the Korean populations studied in 1957-1958 and the Japanese populations studied by Oshima et al (1961) and Minamori et al (1962), but smaller than that for Madison population (N-20000, estimated by Oshima, 1961 3. The two autosomes differed significantly in three viability categories (incidence in lethals, subvitals supervitals) of the five, considered when chromosomes II and III data are combined.…”