Two part question:

PartA: 

@value = {$hoh{$newcount}{'individual'}};
print "@value \n";

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This should reference values generated in the HoH below.
...
    {
        $HoH{$counter} =
    {
        individual  => [ @newind ],
        chromasome1 => [ @newchroma ],
        chromasome2 => [ @newchromb ],
    };
    }
...

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However, it gives me HASH(0x180bef4) rather then the list I want, and throws this warning: Odd number of elements in anonymous hash at (I can't follow previous discussion they are greek to me)...I figure the answer is something simple, I just can't figure out what the simple thing is.

PartB: Once this works can I then modify the @value, and replace @newchroma with @value? Sounds simple to say...but I am not seeing how this is easy to do. Thanks monks...

In reply to Why is this not what I think it is... by BioNrd

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