Mendel's Principles of Heredity: A Defence
- Year
- 1902
- Field
- Biology
- Licence
- Public domain (Project Gutenberg, US)
- Source
- gutenberg
- Length
- about 63,375 words in 21 sections
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Transcriber’s notes:
The text of this e-book has mostly been preserved in its original form. One spelling error was corrected (considertion → consideration) and a few missing full stops inserted, but inconsistent hyphenation was left unchanged. Italic text is denoted by _underscores_. Superscripted text is indicated by a preceding caret mark, e.g. 2^{n} and subscripted text by a downward arrow, e.g. A↓{2}. Footnotes have been numbered and positioned below the relevant paragraphs.
MENDEL’S PRINCIPLES OF HEREDITY
Contents
- Part 1 · 146 words
- PRINCIPLES OF HEREDITY · A DEFENCE · BY · W. BATESON, M.A., F.R.S. · 9 words
- CAMBRIDGE: AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS. 1902 · 12 words
- PREFACE. · 1,655 words
- CONTENTS. · INTRODUCTION. · 441 words
- ERRATA. · 3,155 words
- RATIOS · 21 words
- RATIOS · 8,272 words
- INTRODUCTORY REMARKS. · 433 words
- SELECTION OF THE EXPERIMENTAL PLANTS. · 686 words
- DIVISION AND ARRANGEMENT OF THE EXPERIMENTS. · 6,205 words
- THE REPRODUCTIVE CELLS OF HYBRIDS. · 2,756 words
- EXPERIMENTS WITH HYBRIDS OF OTHER SPECIES OF PLANTS. · 2,279 words
- CONCLUDING REMARKS. · 3,182 words
- ON HIERACIUM-HYBRIDS OBTAINED BY ARTIFICIAL FERTILISATION · 2,175 words
- INTRODUCTORY. · 4,164 words
- III. THE FACTS IN REGARD TO DOMINANCE OF CHARACTERS IN PEAS. · 19,341 words
- VI. THE ARGUMENT BUILT ON EXCEPTIONS. · 5,135 words
- VII. THE QUESTION OF ABSOLUTE PURITY OF GERM-CELLS. · 2,206 words
- CONCLUSION. · 221 words
- BIBLIOGRAPHY. · 881 words
