reference/3141793

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bibliographicCitation	Leite TKM, Fonseca RMC, França NMD, Parra EJ, Pereira RW. Genomic Ancestry, Self-Reported “Color” and Quantitative Measures of Skin Pigmentation in Brazilian Admixed Siblings. PLoS ONE. 2011 Nov 02;6(11):e27162. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0027162.
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title	Genomic Ancestry, Self-Reported “Color” and Quantitative Measures of Skin Pigmentation in Brazilian Admixed Siblings
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