Eugenics
Eugenics
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I Speaking more generally, it may be said Yto follow from the Mendelian theory that when the gametic constitution of the parents are known, a knowledge of their ancestry will not give any additional clue to the probable nature of the children. Many writers have seen in this apparent conflict between the statistical and Mendelian point of view evidence of an irreconcilable differ- ence between them. There is, however, no necessary antagonism here. In the cases such as that of stature, a knowledg...e of the stature of the parents gives no indication of their gametic constitution, and the additional information concerning the grandparents and other relatives is useful just because it gives some sort of clue to it. In cases of obvious Mendelian inheritance where the gametic constitution is known, the ancestry may safely be neglected; but it is often the charac- ters of the ancestors which provide part of ^the data for determining what the gametic V constitution actually is.
We have up to this point been attempting to show how by the calculation of correlation coefficients it is possible to obtain some sort of measure of the intensity of inheritance, which may be useful as guide to the probable EUGENICS 129 results of particular matings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I Speaking more generally, it may be said Yto follow from the Mendelian theory that when the gametic constitution of the parents are known, a knowledge of their ancestry will not give any additional clue to the probable nature of the children. Many writers have seen in this apparent conflict between the statistical and Mendelian point of view evidence of an irreconcilable differ- ence between them. There is, however, no necessary antagonism here. In the cases such as that of stature, a knowledg...e of the stature of the parents gives no indication of their gametic constitution, and the additional information concerning the grandparents and other relatives is useful just because it gives some sort of clue to it. In cases of obvious Mendelian inheritance where the gametic constitution is known, the ancestry may safely be neglected; but it is often the charac- ters of the ancestors which provide part of ^the data for determining what the gametic V constitution actually is.
We have up to this point been attempting to show how by the calculation of correlation coefficients it is possible to obtain some sort of measure of the intensity of inheritance, which may be useful as guide to the probable EUGENICS 129 results of particular matings.
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