Genetics, Volume 15George Harrison Shull, Donald Forsha Jones, Leslie Clarence Dunn, Curt Stern, Royal Alexander Brink Genetics Society of America, 1930 - Electronic journals Genetics accepts contributions that present the results of original research in genetics and related scientific disciplines. |
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EDWARD ALEXANDER LIVESAY | 18 |
CONCLUSIONS ON EXPERIMENTAL WORK | 52 |
INTRODUCTION | 81 |
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ACHENES allelomorph appeared attached autosomes backcross bivoltine breakage breeding bronze carrying Cc Hh Aa cells character chromo classes clones color color-blind cultures cytological cytological map deviation diploid dominant dominant gene Drosophila melanogaster e-translocation effect endosperm expected experiments F₁ F₂ factors females figure flies fourth chromosome franciscana gametes genetic genotype germination h th St haemophilia haploid heterozygous homozygous hybrids indicate inheritance involving kitey kitiness lethal linkage group linkage intensities litter loci locus mating mitosis much-tufted MULLER non-disjunction nonpolycladous nontufted normal observed obtained offspring pair percent crossing pigeons plants pointed tips pollen polycladous present probable error produced progeny ratio rats recessive reverse mutations ruhth St S₁ scute seeds segregating sex-linked shown spindle fibre spores sporophyte St Cu Sre tectorum PARENT tetrads third chromosome tinged forked tion Total translocations triploid tufted tuftedness types vigor X-chromosome X-rays yellow seedlings zygotes