On Mendelian Dominance
On Mendelian Dominance
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) Vol. 43. P. 410.
On Mendelian Dominance.
171 To turn to a more familiar example of the working out of this hypothesis, we may note the inheritance of hair and eye pigment in the human species. Young children who are the result of a cross between a blond and a brunette usually are blonds but develop more hair and eye pigments later in life. In the children of two brunettes hair and eye pigments appear strongly in infancy.
It occurred to me that a phenomenon of the same nature might be observed... in the development ot the larvae of the two Pacific Coast sea urchins (Strongylocentrotus purpuratus and 8. Franciscanus] and Fig. 1.
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their hybrids. In preparing the cultures much the same precautions against contamination with the wrong sperm were used as last year 1 ), viz: a pipette was not used a second time until after it had been cleaned with fresh water and dried. The eggs of but one female of each species were used for purposes of comparison. The cultures of one set were all started at the same time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Vol. 43. P. 410.
On Mendelian Dominance.
171 To turn to a more familiar example of the working out of this hypothesis, we may note the inheritance of hair and eye pigment in the human species. Young children who are the result of a cross between a blond and a brunette usually are blonds but develop more hair and eye pigments later in life. In the children of two brunettes hair and eye pigments appear strongly in infancy.
It occurred to me that a phenomenon of the same nature might be observed... in the development ot the larvae of the two Pacific Coast sea urchins (Strongylocentrotus purpuratus and 8. Franciscanus] and Fig. 1.
Fig. 2.
Fig. 3.
their hybrids. In preparing the cultures much the same precautions against contamination with the wrong sperm were used as last year 1 ), viz: a pipette was not used a second time until after it had been cleaned with fresh water and dried. The eggs of but one female of each species were used for purposes of comparison. The cultures of one set were all started at the same time.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A R Arthur Russell Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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