Inheritance of Characteristics in Domestic Fowl
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These, together with some of the extremely slightly booted offspring, repre- sent the extracted dominants. The whole range now falls into three regions divided by the middle of grades 2 and 5. These regions correspond to the DD's, the DR's, and the RR's of typical cases of segregation, and their relative proportions are approximately as 25 : 50 : 25.
Finally, if a heterozygote be mated to an extracted dominant the proportion of clean-footed offspring rises to about 30 per cent and the whole ran...ge of variation falls readily into two parts, the one comprising grades and 1, the other grades 2 and above. The first includes the DD offspring; 58 INHERITANCE OF CHARACTERISTICS IN DOMESTIC FOWL.
the second, the DR's; and their frequency is equal. One will not fail to note that we are not here dealing with a case of blending simply, and the inheritance of the blend; such a view is negatived by the fact of the much greater variability of DR X DR cross over the simple D X R cross of the first generation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These, together with some of the extremely slightly booted offspring, repre- sent the extracted dominants. The whole range now falls into three regions divided by the middle of grades 2 and 5. These regions correspond to the DD's, the DR's, and the RR's of typical cases of segregation, and their relative proportions are approximately as 25 : 50 : 25.
Finally, if a heterozygote be mated to an extracted dominant the proportion of clean-footed offspring rises to about 30 per cent and the whole ran...ge of variation falls readily into two parts, the one comprising grades and 1, the other grades 2 and above. The first includes the DD offspring; 58 INHERITANCE OF CHARACTERISTICS IN DOMESTIC FOWL.
the second, the DR's; and their frequency is equal. One will not fail to note that we are not here dealing with a case of blending simply, and the inheritance of the blend; such a view is negatived by the fact of the much greater variability of DR X DR cross over the simple D X R cross of the first generation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Benedict Davenport to read onlineMoreLess
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