A Theory of Heredity
Francis Galton
Abstract
Francis Galton
Abstract
All use subject to JSTOR Terms and Conditions and boy; (2) boy and girl; (3) girl and boy; (4) girl ancd girl.All these cveits would in the supposition be equally likely, a-nd they give two cases of the same, alnd two of oppnosite sexes.* This memioir was in type for publicationi in the December number of the Contemporai6ry Beview, at the time when it was read before the Anthropological Institute.I have taken the opportunity afforded
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All use subject to JSTOR Terms and Conditions and boy; (2) boy and girl; (3) girl and boy; (4) girl ancd girl.All these cveits would in the supposition be equally likely, a-nd they give two cases of the same, alnd two of oppnosite sexes.* This memioir was in type for publicationi in the December number of the Contemporai6ry Beview, at the time when it was read before the Anthropological Institute.I have taken the opportunity afforded
Key concepts: Heredity, Biology, Genetics