The Variation of animals and plants under domestication v. 2, Volumul 2Appleton, 1876 |
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... SLIGHT CHANGES IN THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE - STERILITY FROM CHANGED CONDITIONS , IN ANIMALS , IN THEIR NATIVE COUNTRY AND IN MENAGERIES - MAMMALS , BIRDS , AND INSECTS - LOSS OF SECONDARY SEXUAL CHARACTERS AND OF INSTINCTS - CAUSES OF ...
... SLIGHT CHANGES IN THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE - STERILITY FROM CHANGED CONDITIONS , IN ANIMALS , IN THEIR NATIVE COUNTRY AND IN MENAGERIES - MAMMALS , BIRDS , AND INSECTS - LOSS OF SECONDARY SEXUAL CHARACTERS AND OF INSTINCTS - CAUSES OF ...
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... SLIGHT CHANGES SUFFICIENT - EFFECTS OF GRAFTING ON THE VARIABILITY OF SEEDLING - TREES - DOMESTIC PRO- DUCTIONS BECOME HABITUATED TO CHANGED CONDITIONS - ON THE ACCUMULATIVE ACTION OF CHANGED CONDITIONS - CLOSE INTER- BREEDING AND THE ...
... SLIGHT CHANGES SUFFICIENT - EFFECTS OF GRAFTING ON THE VARIABILITY OF SEEDLING - TREES - DOMESTIC PRO- DUCTIONS BECOME HABITUATED TO CHANGED CONDITIONS - ON THE ACCUMULATIVE ACTION OF CHANGED CONDITIONS - CLOSE INTER- BREEDING AND THE ...
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... SLIGHT MODIFICATIONS IN PLANTS FROM THE DEFINITE ACTION OF CHANGED CONDITIONS , IN SIZE , COLOUR , CHEMICAL PROPERTIES , AND IN THE STATE OF THE TISSUES - LOCAL DISEASES - CON- SPICUOUS MODIFICATIONS FROM CHANGED CLIMATE OR FOOD , ETC ...
... SLIGHT MODIFICATIONS IN PLANTS FROM THE DEFINITE ACTION OF CHANGED CONDITIONS , IN SIZE , COLOUR , CHEMICAL PROPERTIES , AND IN THE STATE OF THE TISSUES - LOCAL DISEASES - CON- SPICUOUS MODIFICATIONS FROM CHANGED CLIMATE OR FOOD , ETC ...
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... slight evidence the common belief in their reversion to a primitive state rests . Godron 15 describes wild turnips , carrots , and celery ; but these plants in their cultivated state hardly differ from their wild prototypes , except in ...
... slight evidence the common belief in their reversion to a primitive state rests . Godron 15 describes wild turnips , carrots , and celery ; but these plants in their cultivated state hardly differ from their wild prototypes , except in ...
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... slight differences which characterise a new variety , for some propagate their kind from the first much truer than others . Even with plants multiplied by bulbs , layers , & c . , which may in one sense be said to form parts of the same ...
... slight differences which characterise a new variety , for some propagate their kind from the first much truer than others . Even with plants multiplied by bulbs , layers , & c . , which may in one sense be said to form parts of the same ...
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Pagina 484 - ... but can be reduced to similar formula. The work is profusely illustrated, and, without reference to the theory it is designed to expound, will be regarded as a valuable addition to natural history.
Pagina 23 - As a general rule, crossed offspring in the first generation are nearly intermediate between their parents, but the grandchildren and succeeding generations continually revert, in a greater or lesser degree, to one or both of their progenitors.
Pagina 75 - Unless the characteristics and conformation of the two breeds are altogether averse to each other, nature opposes no barrier to their successful admixture ; so that, in the course of time, by the aid of selection and careful weeding, it is practicable to establish a new breed altogether.
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