The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection: Or, The Preservation of Favored Races in the Struggle for Life, Volumen2D. Appleton, 1898 |
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... structure , as far as the microscope reveals . In the first case the two sexual elements which go to form the embryo are per- fect ; in the second case they are either not at all de- veloped , or are imperfectly developed . This distinc ...
... structure , as far as the microscope reveals . In the first case the two sexual elements which go to form the embryo are per- fect ; in the second case they are either not at all de- veloped , or are imperfectly developed . This distinc ...
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... structural differences . In regard to the sterility of hybrids in successive generations ; though Gärtner was enabled to rear some hybrids , carefully guarding them from a cross with either pure parent , for six or seven , and in one ...
... structural differences . In regard to the sterility of hybrids in successive generations ; though Gärtner was enabled to rear some hybrids , carefully guarding them from a cross with either pure parent , for six or seven , and in one ...
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... structure or constitu- tion is common to both parents , this is often transmitted in an augmented degree to the offspring ; and both sexual elements in hybrid plants are already affected in some degree . But I believe that their ...
... structure or constitu- tion is common to both parents , this is often transmitted in an augmented degree to the offspring ; and both sexual elements in hybrid plants are already affected in some degree . But I believe that their ...
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... structure and constitu- tion . Now the fertility of first crosses , and of the hybrids produced from them , is largely governed by their systematic affinity . This is clearly shown by hy- brids never having been raised between species ...
... structure and constitu- tion . Now the fertility of first crosses , and of the hybrids produced from them , is largely governed by their systematic affinity . This is clearly shown by hy- brids never having been raised between species ...
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... ent of their systematic affinity , that is of any differ- ence in their structure or constitution , excepting in their reproductive systems . The diversity of the result in. 14 LAWS GOVERNING THE STERILITY [ CHAP . IX .
... ent of their systematic affinity , that is of any differ- ence in their structure or constitution , excepting in their reproductive systems . The diversity of the result in. 14 LAWS GOVERNING THE STERILITY [ CHAP . IX .
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