The Principles of Breeding
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Now assuming asMr. Walker holds, that organization is transmitted by halves, andthat, in animals of the same variety, either parent may give eitherseries of organs, we can see in the case of brother and sister that ifone receives the locomotive system of the father and the nutritivesystem of the mother, and the other the locomotive system of themother and the nutritive system of the father, they are essentiallyunlike, there is scarcely any similarity between them, although, as wesay, of precise...ly the same blood; and their progeny if coupled mightshow no deterioration; whereas, if both have the same series of organsfrom the same parents, they would be essentially the same, a sort ofquasi identity would exist between them, and they are utterly unfit tobe mated. There might be impotency, or barrenness, or the progeny, ifany, would be decidedly inferior to the parents; and the same applies, more or less, to other relatives descended from a common ancestry, butmore distant than brother and sister.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now assuming asMr. Walker holds, that organization is transmitted by halves, andthat, in animals of the same variety, either parent may give eitherseries of organs, we can see in the case of brother and sister that ifone receives the locomotive system of the father and the nutritivesystem of the mother, and the other the locomotive system of themother and the nutritive system of the father, they are essentiallyunlike, there is scarcely any similarity between them, although, as wesay, of precise...ly the same blood; and their progeny if coupled mightshow no deterioration; whereas, if both have the same series of organsfrom the same parents, they would be essentially the same, a sort ofquasi identity would exist between them, and they are utterly unfit tobe mated. There might be impotency, or barrenness, or the progeny, ifany, would be decidedly inferior to the parents; and the same applies, more or less, to other relatives descended from a common ancestry, butmore distant than brother and sister.
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