Has examined three races of the mouflon sheep and remarks on the extent of variation in them.
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Has examined three races of the mouflon sheep and remarks on the extent of variation in them.
Offers notes and reflections on Variation.
Not convinced by Pangenesis, particularly its dependence on the Cytisus [graft hybrid] examples [ch. 27 and ch. 11].
What a book could be written on the application of natural history to man! Gives examples of inheritance in man.