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Essays upon heredity and kindred biological problems
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Tuer following paper was read at the meeting of the Association of German Naturalists at Salzburg, on September 21st, 1881 ; and it is here printed in essentially the same form. A somewhat longer discussion of a few points has been now intercalated ; these were necessarily omitted from the lecture itself for the sake of brevity, and are, therefore, not contained in the account printed in the Proceedings of the fifty-fourth meeting of the Association.
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- Weismann, A., Poulton, E. B., Schönland, S., & Shipley, A. E.
- Venue
- Clarendon Press eBooks
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- at the Clarendon Press
- Published
- 1889
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- W1960431623
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