10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PATRICLINOUS»
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patriclinous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Towards and understanding of the mechanism of heredity
The occurrence of these matriclinous daughters (that is, resembling their mother)
and patriclinous sons (resembling their father) appeared to contradict the
chromosome hypothesis. Bridges studied the progeny in the succeeding
generation, ...
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Towards an understanding of the mechanism of heredity
... 10, 438 para-aminobenzoic acid, 166, 332, 334 paracentric inversion, 125-8,
332 Paracentrotus, 40, 70, 199, 442 Paramecium, 55, 424, 440 par anemic
coiling, 182 Parascaris, 58-9, 62, 440 Paris, 120-2, 437 patriclinous, 76-8 pea,
edible.
Harold L. K. Whitehouse, 1973
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Roget's Descriptive Word Finder
... patrilocal: characteristic of, related to, or inherited from the father; virilocal
patroclinous: resembling the father; patriclinous philoprogenitive: producing
offspring; having deep affection for one's children spoiled: designating child
overindulged ...
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The Biology of Human Ageing
... terminal transferase 25-26 transcription 18-28 viral gene integration 18
Drosophila. age pigment accumulation 36-37 courtship speed 35-36 fertility 36
germ-line DNA repair 39-44 mutant strains 38-39 offspring: matriclinous,
patriclinous 41, ...
Alan Holland Bittles, Kenneth John Collins, 1986
... of P. vitat'ta or P. sphenops 14 exceptional fish of which 12 exhibited paternal
patterns and possessed morphologically intermediate features while the
remaining two had mosaic patterns with some areas patriclinous and others
matriclinous.
David J. Randall, William Stewart Hoar, 1969
... sib, sibling; cognate, agnate, enate, german, uterine; of the same blood, of the
same family, of the same nature; patrilineal, matrilineal, patriuxorial, matriuxorial,
patrivirile, matrivirile; Biol. patriclinous, Biol. matriclinous; foster, novercal, step.
Jerome Irving Rodale, 1978
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The Induction and Partial Characterization of Null-activity ...
among the F^^ males that are assayed, because of the patriclinous inheritance of
the X in the males of this generation. Then among the tested flies of the next
generation none will show acid phosphatase activity since the only time the ...
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Langenscheidt Dictionary of Biology English: English-German, ...
... /pathogenicity pathognomonisch pathognomonic (krankheitsspezifisch)
Pathologie /pathology Pathotoxin n pathotoxin Patina / (Zoo) patina (die Calyx
umgebender Plattenring bei Crinoiden) patroklin(al) patroclinal, patroclinous,
patriclinous ...
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German Dictionary of Biology: German-English
... Calyx umgebender Plattenring bei Crinoiden) patroklin(al) patroclinal.
patroclinous, patriclinous, derived orinherited from the father Patroklinie /
patrocliny. patricliny (phänotypische Ähnlichkeit reziproker Fr Bastarde mit dem
jeweiligen Vater; ...
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Henderson's Dictionary of Biology
... circle of plates around calyx of crinoids. patoxene n. animal that occurs
accidentally in the litter on the forest floor. patriclinal, patriclinous a. with
hereditary characteristics more paternal than maternal. alt. patroclinal,
patroclinous. patrilineal a.
