10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MENDELIANISM»
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Mendelianism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A Guinea Pig's History Of Biology: The plants and animals ...
... also Mendelianism/Mendelism Mendel Biotechnology 370–71 Mendelianism/
Mendelism 162, 177 biometricians' opposition to 163, 164, 199, 207, 241, 245,
423 and Castle's work 226, 227–9 de Vries's views on 162, 163, 164, 304 and de
...
104 Collective reception is critical to the success of the movement, but it also
corresponds to the tenets of eugenic Mendelianism. The commitment most
eugenicists maintained to the use- fulness of “show business” underlines the
eugenic ...
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The Bleeding Disease: Hemophilia and the Unintended ...
In 1930, C. A. Mills reported transmission ofhemophilia through the male as a
novel find, therefore suggesting that Mendelianism took a while to penetrate into
American hematology. See C. A. Mills, “The Transmission of Hemophilia,”
Journal ...
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The Anglo-Marxists: A Study in Ideology and Culture
The new key of life, in Mendelianism, was the genotype that contained the
inherited traits of ancestors.317 By the 1930s this claim was being used regularly
in the arguments of opponents of a progressive outlook in biology. They argued
that ...
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Politics of Eugenics: Productionism, Population, and ...
But his student, Ronald Aylmer Fisher, eventually realized that Mendelianism had
come to stay and began to investigate how populations would behave if heredity
were controlled by larger numbers of Mendelian factors with overlapping ...
Alberto Spektorowski, Liza Ireni-Saban, 2013
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The Retreat of Scientific Racism: Changing Concepts of Race ...
But Mendelianism, as the school was known in the early years in Britain, was not
accepted without a scientific struggle. In the controversy between the
biometricians and the Mendelians, the biometricians, headed by Ralph Weldon
and Karl ...
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The Oxford Handbook of the History of Eugenics
Mendelianism, by contrast, with its antienvironmental, hereditary fundamentalism,
reflected theembattled senseof superioritypossessed byAngloSaxon Protestant
populations. For them, racialmixingoften entailedwhat the U.S.senator Samuel ...
Alison Bashford, Philippa Levine, 2010
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Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
Mendelianism ♢Mendelian character See character: Mendelian character. ♢
Mendelian chromosome theory See 3theory: chromosome theory. ♢ Mendelian
cross See cross: Mendelian cross. ♢ Mendelian genetics See study of: genetics: ...
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Eugenic Nation: Faults and Frontiers of Better Breeding in ...
... karyotype analysis and eventually electrophoresis) was generating voluminous
information about plant and animal genomes.67 In the United States, eugenics
was informed principally by Mendelianism. Although neo-Lamarckism held some
...
Alexandra Minna Stern, 2005
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Focus on Birth Defects Research
This contributed one of the two branches of genetics that supplanted the earlier
Lamarckian theories of species development (inheritance of acquired
characteristics). Mendelianism believed in discontinuities in heritable
characteristics and ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MENDELIANISM»
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Bertrand Russell on Reading and Understanding History
He grants its causes are partly social, partly biological, and partly individual, and that “Mendelianism has made a beginning” into understanding ... «Dissident Voice, Jul 08»
