10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HOLOGYNIC»
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hologynic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A Dictionary of Genetics
See hologynic. holism a philosophy maintaining that the entirety is greater than
the sum of its parts. In biology, a holist is one who believes that an organism
cannot be explained by studying its component parts in iso— lation. See
reductionism ...
Robert C. King, Pamela Mulligan, William Stansfield, 2013
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Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
Compare holandric. hologynic inheritance, the acquisition or expression of traits
or conditions only through the maternal line, transmitted by genes located on
attached X chromosomes. The phenomenon is not known to occur in humans.
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis, 2009
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Mosby's Pocket Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing & Health ...
2. pertaining to traits or conditions transmitted only through the maternal line.
hologynic inheritance,the acquisition or expression of traits or conditions only
through the maternal line, transmitted by genes located on attached X
chromosomes.
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Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
1985). syn. holandry cf. character: hologynic character hologynic character n. 1. A
character found only in females (Lincoln et al. 1985). 2. A sex-linked character in
a species with heterogametic females (Lincoln et al. 1985). syn. hologenous ...
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Scientific Papers of the College of General Education, ...
Hologynic (female-limited) inheritance We can easily be convinced the holandric
inheritance in man (2n=46, XY type), but hologynic inheritance is also reported in
some cases, that is, colour blindness, early deficiency of teeth and familial ...
Thus, a new kind of heredity exists, sex-linked, but not diagynic or dia-andric, —
hologynic heredity. The features of this heredity are not yet known, but its
existence seems to me to be certain. Provisionally I suppose that these features
are very ...
George Harrison Shull, Donald Forsha Jones, Leslie Clarence Dunn, 1922
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Scientific Papers of the College of General Education
Hologynic (female-limited) inheritance We can easily be convinced the holandric
inheritance in man (2n=46, XY type), but hologynic inheritance is also reported in
some cases, that is, colour blindness, early deficiency of teeth and familial ...
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Scientific Papers of the College of Arts and Sciences, the ...
1 In order to explain the hologynic inheritance triple X female (XXX) instead of
attached X female (XXY) may be adopted, and Stewart and Sanderson (1960)
repoted on a 35-year-old woman of reduced intelligence who is a triple X female
and ...
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A Dictionary of Genetics
See hologynic. holism a philosophy maintaining that the entirety is greater than
the sum of its parts. In biology, a holist is one who believes that an organism
cannot be explained by studying its component parts in isolation. See
reductionism.
Molecular and Cell Biology Northwestern University (Emeritus) Robert C. King Professor of Biochemistry, Biological Sciences Department California Polytechnic State University (Emeritus) William D. Stansfield Professor, Biological Sciences Department California Polytechnic State University (Emeritus) Pamela K. Mulligan Professor, 2006
