An edition of Keimplasma (1893)

The Germ-plasm

a theory of heredity. Translated by W. Newton Parker and Harriet Rönnfeldt.

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An edition of Keimplasma (1893)

The Germ-plasm

a theory of heredity. Translated by W. Newton Parker and Harriet Rönnfeldt.

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Publish Date
Publisher
Scribner
Language
English
Pages
477

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Edition Availability
Cover of: The Germ-Plasm
The Germ-Plasm: A Theory of Heredity
February 2003, Thoemmes Continuum
Hardcover in English - Facsimile Ed edition
Cover of: Germ Plasm
Germ Plasm: A Theory of Heredity
December 1981, Ams Pr Inc
in English
Cover of: The germ-plasm
The germ-plasm: a theory of heredity.
1974, AMS Press
in English
Cover of: The germ-plasm
The germ-plasm: a theory of heredity
1972, Readex Microprint
Microform in English
Cover of: The germ-plasm
The germ-plasm: a theory of heredity.
1893, Scribner's
in English
Cover of: The Germ-plasm
Cover of: The germ-plasm
The germ-plasm: a theory of heredity
1893, W. Scott
Microform in English
Cover of: The germ-plasm
The germ-plasm: a theory of heredity
1893, W. Scott
Microform in English
Cover of: The Germ-plasm
Cover of: The germ-plasm
The germ-plasm: a theory of heredity.
1893, W. Scott
in English

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New York
Series
Contemporary science series

Classifications

Library of Congress
QH431 W42

The Physical Object

Pagination
477p.
Number of pages
477

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL22881033M
Internet Archive
germplasmtheoryo00weisuoft

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NOW that the conception of the germ-plasm as the hereditary substance contained in the germ-cells has been fully established, and since it has been shown in general terms that this form of the idioplasm must become changed during ontogeny and converted into the idioplasm of the cells which constitute the mature organism, we must attempt to form some idea of its nature; for it would otherwise be impossible to construct a theory of heredity.
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