The Bradshaw Lecture On Some Points in Heredity Delivered Before the Royal Colle
The Bradshaw Lecture On Some Points in Heredity Delivered Before the Royal Colle
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Such twins may differ in sex, in height, in appearance and in dis- position, presenting only the general resemblance of brothers and sisters. The other form is believed to result from the division of an ovum after all the elements for development are complete. These are invariably of the same sex and are enclosed in the same membranes. In height, appearance, and character they so closely resemble each other as to be often spoken of as " identical " twins. Shakespeare in "Twelfth Night" was guil...ty of confusing the first form with the second, when he founded the plot of his play on the THE BRADSHAW LECTUiiK 23 resemblance betwen. Sebastian and Viola as if they were identical twins.
Identical Twins.
I am able to give some remarkable facts con- cerning identical twins who entered as medical o students at the same date and passed the examina- tions of the Royal Colleges and those of the M. B. And B. S. (Lond. ) at the same time. After the Intermediate M. B. List was published, I was able to find out their numbers, and by what some might consider a curious coincidence, the totals of a large number of marks in anatomy given for two papers, dissections, and two tables of viva voce examination proved to be identical.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such twins may differ in sex, in height, in appearance and in dis- position, presenting only the general resemblance of brothers and sisters. The other form is believed to result from the division of an ovum after all the elements for development are complete. These are invariably of the same sex and are enclosed in the same membranes. In height, appearance, and character they so closely resemble each other as to be often spoken of as " identical " twins. Shakespeare in "Twelfth Night" was guil...ty of confusing the first form with the second, when he founded the plot of his play on the THE BRADSHAW LECTUiiK 23 resemblance betwen. Sebastian and Viola as if they were identical twins.
Identical Twins.
I am able to give some remarkable facts con- cerning identical twins who entered as medical o students at the same date and passed the examina- tions of the Royal Colleges and those of the M. B. And B. S. (Lond. ) at the same time. After the Intermediate M. B. List was published, I was able to find out their numbers, and by what some might consider a curious coincidence, the totals of a large number of marks in anatomy given for two papers, dissections, and two tables of viva voce examination proved to be identical.
What to read after The Bradshaw Lecture On Some Points in Heredity Delivered Before the Royal Colle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R Clement Richard Clement Lucas to read onlineMoreLess
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