Are Recessive Characters Due to Loss
Are Recessive Characters Due to Loss
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Will the simpler substance or organic unit call forth the simpler structure in the adult body? In- asmuch as the development of any organ in- volves activities in which a larger number of elements are concerned it seems not at all im- probable that the simpler substance or unit might conspire to produce the more complex organ. Now suppose that the forked horn proved to be dominant over the simple horn. What conclusions would we be entitled to draw from this fact concerning the germinal basis of... these characters? Obviously none.
Whether we interpret a variation as a gain or a loss is in most cases a purely arbitrary matter. In sugar corn there is a loss of starch but there is a gain of sugar. Does sugar corn therefore represent a plus or a minus raria- tion? Consider the familiar cases of rose comb and pea comb in poultry. Both of these variations are dominant over the primitive condition of single comb. Yet both breeds carry the basis for the production of single comb in their germ plasm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will the simpler substance or organic unit call forth the simpler structure in the adult body? In- asmuch as the development of any organ in- volves activities in which a larger number of elements are concerned it seems not at all im- probable that the simpler substance or unit might conspire to produce the more complex organ. Now suppose that the forked horn proved to be dominant over the simple horn. What conclusions would we be entitled to draw from this fact concerning the germinal basis of... these characters? Obviously none.
Whether we interpret a variation as a gain or a loss is in most cases a purely arbitrary matter. In sugar corn there is a loss of starch but there is a gain of sugar. Does sugar corn therefore represent a plus or a minus raria- tion? Consider the familiar cases of rose comb and pea comb in poultry. Both of these variations are dominant over the primitive condition of single comb. Yet both breeds carry the basis for the production of single comb in their germ plasm.
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