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quadgram	frequency
in the case of	66
on the other hand	53
at the same time	44
the development of the	44
of use and disuse	40
effects of use and	38
the case of the	34
the effects of use	30
that is to say	29
of the effects of	27
of animals and plants	26
it is difficult to	24
the fact that the	24
and plants under domestication	23
variation of animals and	23
the influence of the	23
animals and plants under	23
of the origin of	22
i i i i	21
of the inheritance of	21
the results shown in	20
inheritance of acquired characters	20
results shown in table	20
the cause of the	19
the nature of the	19
the inheritance of acquired	18
as well as the	17
with regard to the	17
one of the most	17
part of the body	17
it seems to me	17
in the course of	16
the origin of the	16
of the milk glands	16
it is evident that	16
transmission of acquired characters	15
gave the results shown	15
the presence of the	15
is due to the	15
a member of the	15
parts of the body	15
on the lower side	15
the base of the	15
in the x chromosome	14
it is impossible to	14
at the age of	14
improvement of the race	14
the question of the	14
at the time of	14
inheritance of the effects	14
the inheritance of the	13
in the development of	13
under the influence of	13
of the influence of	13
the improvement of the	13
to the right of	13
on the basis of	13
the constitution of the	13
the part of the	13
in the same way	13
the rest of the	12
the chromosomes of the	12
to show that the	12
of the theory of	12
on the part of	12
the inherited effects of	12
of the evolution of	12
the action of the	12
in relation to the	12
the growth of the	12
to suppose that the	12
that the development of	12
from the fact that	11
of the process of	11
the amount of crossing	11
the evolution of the	11
a large number of	11
that there is no	11
there is no reason	11
on the left side	11
the effect of the	11
similar to those of	11
that the effects of	10
of the upper side	10
is by no means	10
of secondary sexual characters	10
the effects of disuse	10
the antlers of stags	10
per cent of crossing	10
the beginning of the	10
on the right side	10
was one of the	10
development of the milk	10
the end of the	10
to the absence of	10
of the lower side	10
from the lower side	10
in the chromosomes of	10
for the most part	9
the conclusion that the	9
in the fact that	9
on the one hand	9
was a member of	9
in accordance with the	9
the origin of a	9
it is true that	9
at the beginning of	9
the cells of the	9
the male and female	9
the whole of the	9
the comb and wattles	9
be due to the	9
the character of the	9
by the fact that	9
the number of the	9
in this case the	9
the transmission of acquired	9
the structure of the	9
in a total of	9
is one of the	9
as well as of	9
it is to be	9
in such a way	9
to those of the	9
the basis of the	9
it is obvious that	8
it is probable that	8
as a result of	8
effects of natural selection	8
the skin of the	8
of the dorsal fin	8
the weight of the	8
is the result of	8
similar to that of	8
reason to believe that	8
is that of the	8
the difference between the	8
must be due to	8
of the human race	8
on the upper side	8
the absence of the	8
the number of chromosomes	8
to the fact that	8
the outer side of	8
the condition of the	8
as in the case	8
overs in a total	8
the edge of the	8
different parts of the	8
of the nature of	8
about per cent of	8
in which they are	8
is due to a	8
to the left of	8
in the process of	8
principle of sexual selection	8
at the base of	8
of the transmission of	8
the loss of the	7
in the gametes of	7
heredity of sex in	7
the use of the	7
of the law of	7
may be said to	7
outer side of the	7
missing in original page	7
the first of these	7
be said to be	7
in the first place	7
in the f generation	7
of the family of	7
the theory of evolution	7
the same way as	7
the origin of species	7
of the nervous system	7
the extension of the	7
of one of the	7
the lower side of	7
it is possible that	7
as we have seen	7
and at the same	7
one or the other	7
side of the body	7
the fact that they	7
we know that the	7
reason to suppose that	7
side of the head	7
take place in the	7
a study of the	7
may be due to	7
was found to be	7
the position of the	7
there can be no	7
to prove that the	7
is no reason to	7
the factors in the	7
of the fact that	7
in the next generation	7
of the united states	7
the inherited effect of	7
the dorsal and ventral	7
as the result of	7
natural or artificial selection	7
the theory of the	7
for the first time	7
that acquired characters are	7
linkage of vermilion and	6
there is no evidence	6
males and gave the	6
by the union of	6
the presence of a	6
at the present day	6
per cent of the	6
to do with the	6
we do not know	6
at the end of	6
over between eosin and	6
so far as to	6
it will be seen	6
to the inheritance of	6
extension of the dorsal	6
be no doubt that	6
without the aid of	6
the right of vermilion	6
the evil effects of	6
be found in the	6
chromosomes of the gametes	6
is shown by the	6
a difference in the	6
life of the individual	6
nothing to do with	6
the origin of adaptations	6
the lower sides of	6
in the presence of	6
the result of the	6
the way in which	6
to improve the race	6
the middle of the	6
linkage of cherry and	6
the formation of the	6
in which it was	6
men and women were	6
of the same kind	6
the hormone of the	6
the training of children	6
acquired characters are not	6
the greater part of	6
in spite of disuse	6
the college of surgeons	6
of the dorsal and	6
that the interstitial cells	6
we have to consider	6
the development of a	6
the head of the	6
way in which the	6
be present in the	6
type males and females	6
dorsal and ventral fins	6
by the x chromosome	6
in consequence of the	6
right end of the	6
the determinants in the	6
for the purpose of	6
the surface of the	6
in one of the	6
the hormone from the	6
the members of the	6
it was found that	6
it has been found	6
it may be said	6
to believe that the	6
the effects of the	6
of body and mind	6
of the corpora lutea	6
pigment from the lower	6
to be due to	6
the edwards family has	6
of the development of	6
use and disuse are	6
the gametes of the	6
it must be remembered	6
of the principle of	6
greater part of the	6
as compared with the	6
on the same side	6
cured by hypnotic suggestion	6
to that of the	6
critique of the theory	6
and that it is	6
the principle of sexual	6
to the development of	6
and in some cases	6
a critique of the	6
no reason to suppose	6
from those of the	6
the enlargement of the	6
one or other of	6
continuity of the germ	6
the effects of castration	6
how is it that	6
the same time it	6
of acquired characters is	6
of the edwards family	6
all parts of the	6
the sum of the	5
there can be little	5
the characters of the	5
w c w c	5
of somatic sexual characters	5
the right end of	5
can be no doubt	5
linked inheritance in drosophila	5
a modification of the	5
formed by the union	5
the history of the	5
in the united states	5
be the cause of	5
the conditions of the	5
the life of the	5
of those who are	5
those of the male	5
it seems probable that	5
the age of twenty	5
in order to obtain	5
of use or disuse	5
but in the case	5
of the eighteenth century	5
feathers in the tail	5
of the same species	5
the course of evolution	5
the secretion of milk	5
in such a case	5
on the assumption that	5
in the higher animals	5
factors in the gametes	5
those of the female	5
in which it is	5
more than any other	5
in the interest of	5
the wall of the	5
in the form of	5
due to the absence	5
hormones from the gonads	5
inherited effects of disuse	5
for the benefit of	5
club vermilion male male	5
of the testes in	5
presence or absence of	5
use and disuse in	5
according to the theory	5
in the first chromosome	5
as a matter of	5
the same kind of	5
the presence or absence	5
the same time the	5
and that in the	5
survival of the fittest	5
the view that the	5
the relation of the	5
that there is a	5
in the present state	5
not transmitted to offspring	5
must be remembered that	5
in the same condition	5
the walls of the	5
p wild female female	5
such a way that	5
blindness in cave animals	5
base of the tail	5
for the formation of	5
the union of two	5
acquired characters are transmitted	5
the color of the	5
the removal of the	5
be little doubt that	5
that the corpora lutea	5
will be seen that	5
before the birth of	5
upon the linkage of	5
the result of a	5
it is one of	5
the daughters were back	5
seems to me that	5
with that of the	5
the family of jonathan	5
but it is not	5
is evident that the	5
but this is not	5
in the sixteenth century	5
law of natural selection	5
of the presence of	5
pigment on the lower	5
that it is a	5
can be little doubt	5
the size of the	5
d e f g	5
the same condition as	5
inbred gave the results	5
there appears to be	5
the activity of the	5
months after the operation	5
may be regarded as	5
of the left side	5
was not one of	5
due to external stimuli	5
of the period of	5
origin of a new	5
give rise to the	5
one of the greatest	5
on the development of	5
the composition of the	5
in the spring of	5
to the action of	5
modifications due to external	5
the percentage of crossing	5
on the outer side	5
the offspring of the	5
we may suppose that	5
arose as a mutation	5
from time to time	5
the present state of	5
given off by the	5
the sides of the	5
theory of the origin	5
that the difference between	5
is no evidence that	5
fully developed in the	5
for a long time	5
the inheritance of injuries	5
use and disuse on	5
lower side of the	5
bred to wild females	5
and sable linkage of	5
in new york city	5
the process by which	5
improvement of the human	5
is the cause of	5
of a new dominant	5
left end of the	5
theory of natural selection	5
that there are two	5
males were bred to	5
application of the principle	5
family of jonathan edwards	5
of pigment from the	5
it is interesting to	5
the survival of the	5
is to be found	5
the interstitial cells are	5
the eye of the	5
end of the chromosome	5
lower sides of flat	5
of the corpus luteum	5
the first and second	5
are given in table	5
bar and the sons	5
the law of heredity	5
in the number of	5
vermilion sable male male	5
give per cent of	5
in the human species	5
takes place in the	5
of the effect of	5
that of the female	5
and it may be	5
the feathers of the	5
the study of the	5
the normal development of	5
was due to a	5
the milk glands in	5
is mated to a	5
at the moment of	5
that they are not	5
influence of the environment	4
the change in the	4
from that of the	4
descendant of jonathan edwards	4
of the antlers in	4
there is no doubt	4
the basis of all	4
in the second chromosome	4
can be shown that	4
the one hand and	4
in an experiment involving	4
descendants of jonathan edwards	4
different from that of	4
to a wild female	4
the lower side was	4
it is not the	4
the possibility of the	4
it is not surprising	4
tends to show that	4
the reduction of the	4
at home and abroad	4
mother to child of	4
per cent of cross	4
in the usual way	4
the mental gifts are	4
of the head and	4
it is clear that	4
was a graduate of	4
no reason to believe	4
on each side of	4
be said that the	4
be said to have	4
we may say that	4
transmitted to the offspring	4
with the development of	4
proof of the inheritance	4
so that it may	4
inbred these gave the	4
of andover theological seminary	4
data upon the linkage	4
twelve years of age	4
number of chromosomes is	4
was the first to	4
it has been shown	4
is possible that the	4
may have been the	4
one and the same	4
weight of the skeleton	4
the cruelty of the	4
the bones of the	4
nothing to show that	4
of the next generation	4
coast of north america	4
of the fertilised ovum	4
the fertilised ovum or	4
of pigment on the	4
linkage of club and	4
to cherry vermilion males	4
different from those of	4
and gave the results	4
it must be understood	4
he was a member	4
when the bird was	4
mated to white males	4
weight of the wing	4
according to this theory	4
both men and women	4
females were crossed to	4
be remembered that the	4
has been found that	4
the action of external	4
conclusion is that the	4
was the cause of	4
in order to determine	4
that in some cases	4
w c c l	4
organ of the body	4
the action of hormones	4
is the fact that	4
in addition to the	4
have to consider the	4
are about units apart	4
the environment on the	4
the diminution of the	4
in the absence of	4
the subject of the	4
that the action of	4
the change of structure	4
in body and parentage	4
are similar to those	4
the length of the	4
quotation mark missing in	4
to the inherited effects	4
are two kinds of	4
cause of the development	4
b male b male	4
half of the daughters	4
may be said that	4
is the same as	4
of lying on the	4
the product of the	4
the eyes of the	4
cells of the body	4
the application of the	4
units to the right	4
cannot be said to	4
that the locus of	4
is obvious that the	4
two sides of the	4
between cherry and vermilion	4
in the two sexes	4
only a very few	4
is supposed to be	4
in the position of	4
but it is obvious	4
in front of the	4
are cases in which	4
is very difficult to	4
transmission of the effects	4
the power of flight	4
of the opposite sex	4
be made in the	4
in spite of the	4
the results of the	4
than that of the	4
cherry vermilion male male	4
so far as we	4
headship of the church	4
and there is no	4
the direct effect of	4
the physical and moral	4
in the sense of	4
e f g h	4
the period of lactation	4
fifty years of age	4
to the theory of	4
the f females were	4
the more attractive women	4
of the nuptial plumage	4
is not improbable that	4
in the production of	4
the point of view	4
the corpora lutea in	4
the absence of light	4
there is nothing to	4
in the contemporary review	4
and the sons vermilion	4
a system of quadruple	4
over value of units	4
is the absence of	4
the time of procreation	4
it is easy to	4
when the mental gifts	4
is difficult to understand	4
the jaws and teeth	4
for the sake of	4
the edwards family is	4
it was impossible to	4
the daughters of the	4
have no relation to	4
must be attributed to	4
mated to a wild	4
at the sides of	4
we to suppose that	4
not in any way	4
if acquired characters are	4
in regard to the	4
difficult to see how	4
reappeared only in the	4
transmission by mother to	4
in a few cases	4
in the relations of	4
sides of the body	4
both males and females	4
the selection of the	4
are found in the	4
vermilion fused male male	4
in the inheritance of	4
the total number of	4
this is not the	4
is probable that the	4
the young of the	4
particular parts of the	4
the female is heterozygous	4
of the oneida community	4
it is not improbable	4
determinants in the chromosomes	4
is seen in the	4
the bottom of the	4
character as seen in	4
greater development of the	4
system of quadruple allelomorphs	4
the linkage relations of	4
that of the right	4
may suppose that the	4
mark missing in original	4
lying on the ground	4
the benefit of the	4
as the antlers of	4
by no means follows	4
that the growth of	4
a graduate of harvard	4
due to the fact	4
during the period of	4
base of the wing	4
w e w e	4
we have already seen	4
the perpetuation of the	4
the children of the	4
as a consequence of	4
on the nature of	4
and all but one	4
in the f males	4
to the effect of	4
of that which is	4
were bred to wild	4
case of neuter insects	4
cases in which the	4
the conditions of life	4
the attachment of the	4
of the sexual organs	4
of the environment on	4
at any rate in	4
wild type and the	4
position of the eyes	4
they would have been	4
is referred to by	4
the new york prison	4
at the head of	4
of the x chromosome	4
in the former the	4
have been made to	4
the body of the	4
of the heredity of	4
neck of the giraffe	4
to wild females and	4
of the neck and	4
shortening of the sternum	4
the sex of the	4
less than a year	4
the health of the	4
a result of the	4
by the presence of	4
are present in the	4
of club and vermilion	4
but it is difficult	4
the left of vermilion	4
in the majority of	4
the birth of the	4
and that of the	4
right side of the	4
has been shown that	4
in connexion with the	4
of men and women	4
but it must be	4
some of them are	4
type daughters were back	4
as one of the	4
the period of gestation	4
that he was a	4
be pointed out that	4
seen in body and	4
a graduate of yale	4
side of the thorax	4
in different parts of	4
five years of age	4
and the effects of	4
in the somatic cells	4
w e v s	4
one part of the	4
the union of the	4
one x red chromosome	4
by mother to child	4
due to a hormone	4
on account of the	4
the other x chromosome	4
of more than one	4
than a year old	4
does not occur in	4
were bar and the	4
part of the period	4
out of which the	4
it can be shown	4
in view of the	4
the abdomen of the	4
in the structure of	4
the education of children	4
habit of lying on	4
when it comes to	4
gave in f the	4
we do not find	4
has nothing to do	4
are we to suppose	4
in the direction of	4
there are cases in	4
and the amount of	4
one of the chief	4
of the interstitial cells	4
of a multitude of	4
a considerable number of	4
that it is impossible	4
there has been no	4
action of sexual selection	4
as seen in body	4
the secondary sexual characters	4
and in the other	4
can hardly suppose that	4
was found that the	4
that the number of	4
the fact that a	4
in the same chromosome	4
is it that the	4
in the second generation	4
was the result of	4
as a case of	4
by the action of	4
the change of position	4
the theory of natural	4
must be understood that	4
between eosin and vermilion	4
be attributed to the	4
is nothing to show	4
being due to the	4
the left end of	4
daughters were bar and	4
characters are due to	4
to be found in	4
a examination of weismannism	4
edge of the head	4
the parts of the	4
at the posterior end	4
character of the male	4
theory of sexual selection	4
for the use of	4
the number of children	4
c d e f	4
these inbred gave the	4
end of the known	4
it is necessary to	4
of the body and	4
of a factor which	4
the daughters were bar	4
no evidence of the	4
there is only a	4
they are in the	3
the differences between the	3
of the continuity of	3
has pointed out that	3
the dislocation of the	3
in our domestic animals	3
the left side was	3
as the case may	3
the time of the	3
be borne in mind	3
the source of the	3
tend to show that	3
in the cells of	3
p vermilion female female	3
may be quite sure	3
the great law of	3
as might have been	3
and one with n	3
the amount of light	3
the father of the	3
purpose fixed as the	3
in the hands of	3
that the female is	3
the nervous system of	3
by the inherited effects	3
the east coast of	3
a stop to the	3
in the life of	3
the more characteristic features	3
the case in the	3
in course of time	3
or the other lethal	3
the ends of the	3
female is heterozygous for	3
of the male characters	3
the beginning of september	3
in the history of	3
in the phenomena of	3
and women were to	3
the evolution of adaptations	3
yellow sable male male	3
but there is no	3
he was two years	3
that many of the	3
of the two sexes	3
that the x chromosome	3
improvement in the race	3
c l v c	3
of the same age	3
such a way as	3
of the evil effects	3
to assume that the	3
end of the x	3
the movement of the	3
data upon linkage of	3
in the revolutionary war	3
and vermilion linkage of	3
to the results of	3
a leader in the	3
in some cases the	3
in speaking of the	3
the laws of evolution	3
the university of cambridge	3
the normal male is	3
of new york city	3
first and second posterior	3
of the daughters married	3
is not due to	3
be expected to be	3
would not have been	3
of a series of	3
in the succession of	3
in the middle of	3
as the stars to	3
no evidence that the	3
are not due to	3
at the college of	3
should be able to	3
the blood of the	3
original has extraneous quotation	3
especially when the mental	3
female on the other	3
jaws at the college	3
that the members of	3
w c v w	3
is not necessary to	3
of the x chromosomes	3
on the linkage of	3
the same locus as	3
more characteristic features of	3
there could be no	3
of the race and	3
rather than by the	3
in new haven and	3
why may not the	3
as the child is	3
function or external conditions	3
origin of somatic sex	3
work on character as	3
for the good of	3
of natural or artificial	3
does not cause the	3
the case of sex	3
and the other half	3
we have never had	3
if we accept the	3
that the loss of	3
suggestion during mesmeric sleep	3
we recognise that the	3
in the latter case	3
of the gametes which	3
in the male and	3
is present in the	3
and the evolution of	3
and two types of	3
absence of a factor	3
it would be well	3
of the human jaw	3
the spirit of the	3
carried by the x	3
of the sternum in	3
part of the soma	3
that more than one	3
the theory of sexual	3
the greater size of	3
conflict between evolutionary theories	3
to be capable of	3
it may be asked	3
concerning the relation of	3
sexual character of the	3
disappearance of pigment from	3
members of the family	3
b female b male	3
cases of prenatal influences	3
the factor in the	3
data summarized in table	3
of offspring than the	3
in the homologous chromosome	3
and gave the data	3
was mated with a	3
the two sides of	3
evil effects of alcohol	3
the milk gland was	3
after referring to the	3
data given in table	3
in animals and plants	3
to vermilion sable males	3
interstitial cells of the	3
while the edwards family	3
the egg of a	3
here are a few	3
of the inherited effects	3
male was mated to	3
in the university of	3
the right or to	3
in the reduction divisions	3
or to the left	3
present state of knowledge	3
have already seen that	3
the descent of the	3
with the female sex	3
according to my theory	3
not one of the	3
amount of double crossing	3
on character as seen	3
of the royal society	3
and more or less	3
they could not be	3
married into the family	3
a way that the	3
of pigment in the	3
by a series of	3
as well as in	3
to the base of	3
new york prison commission	3
for a recessive sex	3
in the cases of	3
a diminution of the	3
use and disuse of	3
inherited injuries mentioned by	3
in addition to this	3
long neck of the	3
put an end to	3
is the effect of	3
it by no means	3
it is not easy	3
in proportion to the	3
conception of the process	3
hormone derived from the	3
the white of the	3
been brought about by	3
from the point of	3
were mated singly to	3
a hormone derived from	3
and this would be	3
so much of the	3
union of two cells	3
the upper and lower	3
a high degree of	3
in order to be	3
under the stimulus of	3
fertilized by a y	3
the development of somatic	3
whose function is to	3
or necessary to the	3
the process of evolution	3
comma missing in original	3
that part of the	3
the right side of	3
by sir john lubbock	3
over between white and	3
members of each group	3
we may be quite	3
is a very important	3
to the conclusion that	3
of the marginal fins	3
to the importance of	3
summary of linkage data	3
on one side of	3
was published in the	3
be represented as a	3
of the way in	3
on one side or	3
the aid of use	3
the mechanism of mendelian	3
the difference in the	3
to the study of	3
on the authority of	3
it may be urged	3
relation to external conditions	3
it is not a	3
chromosomes in the female	3
functions of the body	3
on the lower sides	3
in the amount of	3
parts of the world	3
wanting in the male	3
latent in the female	3
a matter of fact	3
a great number of	3
while the interstitial cells	3
by an x sperm	3
to a certain extent	3
or the other of	3
e v w e	3
the same time that	3
the normal condition of	3
these two kinds of	3
fertilised ovum or zygote	3
the course of pregnancy	3
for half a century	3
it is needless to	3
but at the same	3
of those parts in	3
acquired characters is therefore	3
by which they are	3
is to be noted	3
effects of living at	3
my little work on	3
would seem to be	3
and female on the	3
the possibility of a	3
explanation of the fact	3
development of kinship and	3
are due to factors	3
the tip of the	3
the contemporary review for	3
to suppose that a	3
of hair on the	3
a descendant of jonathan	3
every part of the	3
the process of secretion	3
no effect upon the	3
inherited effect of the	3
of the new york	3
of the character of	3
are two x chromosomes	3
of the female is	3
descent of the testes	3
the alleged inheritance of	3
brought about by the	3
were due to the	3
of the use and	3
the marriage regulations of	3
were again mated to	3
in the less impassioned	3
the headship of the	3
c v w c	3
as in other cases	3
morbid condition of the	3
which is absent in	3
the mendelian theory of	3
give rise to ova	3
relations of the sexes	3
can only be explained	3
carry one x red	3
somatic modifications due to	3
of the change of	3
graduate of amherst and	3
exactly similar to those	3
is that in the	3
the case of other	3
cherry club vermilion male	3
there is reason to	3
same way as the	3
presence of the y	3
in such cases the	3
secondary sexual characters in	3
that it is difficult	3
effect on the individual	3
the shortening of the	3
diminution of the jaw	3
case of multiple allelomorphs	3
which fertilisation is external	3
c c l v	3
in the oneida community	3
of the most important	3
p cherry female female	3
the head and the	3
and the number of	3
the property of the	3
of the most remarkable	3
in his work on	3
the organism as a	3
left side of the	3
of the personal structure	3
the appearance of the	3
as that of the	3
these gave the results	3
he points out that	3
much larger than the	3
are said to be	3
to the loss of	3
we have been able	3
development of the antler	3
total number of individuals	3
allelomorphs of each other	3
per cent of dot	3
and disuse on the	3
factors of organic evolution	3
it can only be	3
no two individuals are	3
distant part of the	3
in such cases as	3
tend to be transmitted	3
between eosin and miniature	3
the age at which	3
the individual during its	3
they are used in	3
with the fact that	3
the same time a	3
of the jaws and	3
be placed in the	3
the total amount of	3
males by wild females	3
between evolutionary theories and	3
the production of pigment	3
w e s w	3
was president of the	3
of the characters of	3
to consider the question	3
natural and sexual selection	3
either male or female	3
high degree of health	3
in which fertilisation is	3
of the results of	3
through the nervous system	3
production and training of	3
impossible to conceive of	3
must be present in	3
some of the most	3
plumage takes place in	3
a new mutant type	3
the theory that the	3
is summarized in table	3
x chromosome in the	3
to the conditions of	3
at all in the	3
morbid state of the	3
said to have been	3
the tissues of the	3
living at high pressure	3
half the number of	3
of which he is	3
it would be easy	3
the relations of the	3
the factors are located	3
appears to be no	3
that the antlers of	3
origin of the fittest	3
cases there is no	3
in cases where the	3
because it does not	3
to the line of	3
acting on the individual	3
to a certain stage	3
there are two x	3
of mind and body	3
with the course of	3
circulating in the blood	3
of the theca interna	3
by a y sperm	3
the influence of hormones	3
president of the united	3
the development of these	3
the same nature as	3
development of somatic sex	3
with the result that	3
is that all the	3
with n chromosomes and	3
only in the f	3
of the english church	3
we have now to	3
in body and mind	3
explanation of the evolution	3
methods and scope of	3
the fact that it	3
as in many other	3
continued to grow till	3
and to half of	3
male is mated to	3
during the greater part	3
is in accordance with	3
the direct inheritance of	3
disuse in the individual	3
forked fused male male	3
there seems to be	3
is no evidence of	3
confined to one sex	3
the influence of a	3
factor in the gametocytes	3
more than per cent	3
in the slightest degree	3
the members of each	3
the characteristics of the	3
one days after heat	3
it would be interesting	3
in which the male	3
is heterozygous for sex	3
seems to be a	3
of the lower eye	3
that the latter is	3
the american board of	3
fixed as the stars	3
if we consider the	3
the existence of a	3
is absent in the	3
were present in the	3
growth of the milk	3
parts of the soma	3
the phenomena of heredity	3
two x chromosomes in	3
there are two kinds	3
and the absence of	3
to believe that a	3
down on the bed	3
his father and mother	3
of the lower incisors	3
itself the cause of	3
action of the law	3
and that the male	3
useful or necessary to	3
influence of external stimuli	3
it is by no	3
consider some of the	3
of the reproductive gemmules	3
characters are carried by	3
a few of the	3
is necessary for the	3
a purpose fixed as	3
that the cause of	3
as soon as the	3
due to external conditions	3
as large as those	3
is not easy to	3
would be expected to	3
f g h i	3
on the two sides	3
who married into the	3
the reason for this	3
somatic sexual characters are	3
stored up in the	3
was a leader in	3
in the aid of	3
than those of the	3
the intellectual and moral	3
the disappearance of pigment	3
w e v w	3
is an allelomorph of	3
of the eldest son	3
in comparison with the	3
the practice of infanticide	3
x sperm produces a	3
normal condition of the	3
the result will be	3
the habit of lying	3
the daughters were wild	3
of these two kinds	3
the absence of a	3
in the adult stage	3
heredity of somatic modifications	3
so far as it	3
one of this family	3
almost if not quite	3
smaller than in the	3
the king and the	3
and second posterior coverts	3
in the study of	3
tend to be inherited	3
of the body is	3
feathers of the tail	3
for the study of	3
on the presence or	3
of hormones from the	3
the relation between the	3
there is a very	3
for the improvement of	3
the determination of sex	3
in the new york	3
the first half of	3
the influence of somatic	3
in the constitution of	3
is in the second	3
the two x chromosomes	3
it would have been	3
all the characters of	3
in support of his	3
in my little work	3
summary of all data	3
is worth while to	3
for she was not	3
instances of the inheritance	3
with the idea that	3
by which it was	3
at the bottom of	3
in the silky fowl	3
at a later stage	3
an example of the	3
the protoplasm of the	3
of the sweet pea	3
is that the original	3
were found in the	3
abnormal specimen of turbot	3
due to a sex	3
at a wide angle	3
in the character of	3
of seligmann and shattock	3
on the coast of	3
are the result of	3
any part of the	3
do not add themselves	3
the x chromosome as	3
development of somatic sexual	3
difficult to understand why	3
of the first chromosome	3
in support of the	3
gill slits of the	3
the importance of the	3
are by no means	3
right or to the	3
was that of a	3
he was in the	3
there are only two	3
farther to the right	3
and those of the	3
lie down on the	3
removal of the ovaries	3
to a male of	3
male and female gametes	3
is the most useful	3
and the dorsal fin	3
had one of its	3
it seems improbable that	3
study of the jukes	3
on the east coast	3
stage in the development	3
which gives a cross	3
data contributed by a	3
that the effect of	3
the influence of light	3
of the parts concerned	3
member of the massachusetts	3
the small size of	3
as though they were	3
was not to be	3
not add themselves to	3
mated to wild females	3
the somatic sexual characters	3
he was a leader	3
the descendants of mr	3
of the laws of	3
is said to be	3
is not the case	3
be transmitted to the	3
have been able to	3
prevents the development of	3
some of them were	3
is that of a	3
daughters were wild type	3
at the present time	3
to the life of	3
fertilized by an x	3
and forked linkage of	3
the case may be	3
the bird was killed	3
if there were no	3
female male female male	3
of each kind of	3
it is very difficult	3
as a mutation in	3
he was one of	3
in the long run	3
e m w e	3
on the training of	3
e s w e	3
the data summarized in	3
a more or less	3
a bar to marriage	3
the heredity of the	3
a long series of	3
of the mammary glands	3
years of age he	3
adaptations are due to	3
at the right end	3
we should have to	3
difficult to believe that	3
the family of the	3
may be illustrated by	3
of ancel and bouin	3
to the right or	3
in this case is	3
of the sense of	3
by the end of	3
and disuse are inherited	3
point of view of	3
has no effect upon	3
gave rise to the	3
we are able to	3
next step was to	3
that the children of	3
been produced by the	3
of the species of	3
which led him to	3
may be pointed out	3
theory of the heredity	3
one was a member	3
a hormone from the	3
the lower half of	3
the first few days	3
the size of a	3
by hormones from the	3
the case of non	3
at the commencement of	3
the use and disuse	3
difference between the sexes	3
of the two lethals	3
impossible to believe that	3
development of the thumb	3
effect of disuse during	3
in respect of any	3
the right of yellow	3
a knowledge of the	3
we can hardly suppose	3
are carried by the	3
the fact that in	3
have shown that the	3
the glory of the	3
it may be pointed	3
the ultimate effect of	3
it is stated that	3
in the journal of	3
effects of the use	3
the effects of this	3
it is a question	3
add themselves to the	3
investigation shows that the	3
is about per cent	3
bow male by arc	3
in about per cent	3
the effects of natural	3
the lamarckian explanation of	3
a single x chromosome	3
show that the locus	3
it has already been	3
was two years old	3
on the individual during	3
between adaptive and non	3
and scope of genetics	3
e w e l	3
of the most eminent	3
ethics of the body	3
differ from each other	3
as the number of	3
mendelian theory of sex	3
of some of the	3
the colour of the	3
constitution of the chromosomes	3
of natural selection and	3
producing eggs with n	3
determinants in the gametes	3
which is characteristic of	3
comb and wattles of	3
function is to cause	3
sufficient to account for	3
more or less completely	3
degeneracy of the breasts	3
the phenomena of mutation	3
of the daughters gave	3
the absence of pigment	3
the problem of the	3
a change in the	3
of kinship and marriage	3
of the action of	3
it is well to	3
internal relation in the	3
the methods and scope	3
in a culture of	3
x chromosomes in the	3
we suppose that the	3
the distance between the	3
more than one kind	3
lower half of the	3
would be easy to	3
has long been known	3
from very ancient times	3
as an instance of	3
the female characters are	3
fraction x n would	3
the action of light	3
it would seem that	3
the various kinds of	3
to the effects of	3
one or both of	3
male and the female	3
due to external stimulation	3
absent in the recessive	3
in any marked degree	3
nature of the change	3
entered from one side	3
inherited effects of ancestral	3
of the wild fly	3
very much larger than	3
in the third chromosome	3
up to a certain	3
to indicate that the	3
does not agree with	3
the long neck of	3
small size of the	3
and it must be	3
male was bred with	3
it is not necessary	3
effects of use or	3
sperm produces a male	3
from parent to offspring	3
are not to be	3
to the assumption of	3
wild females and gave	3
on the ground that	3
is difficult to see	3
vermilion sable vermilion sable	3
are not transmitted to	3
we have here a	3
the religion of the	3
the individual and the	3
change of position of	3
the x chromosome was	3
develops into a male	3
each side of the	3
fact is that the	3
while the female is	3
so far as possible	3
which inbred gave the	3
we must conclude that	3
far as it is	3
are in the same	3
w e m w	3
the digits of the	3
organism as a whole	3
to do away with	3
we find that they	3
is to cause the	3
the determinants of the	3
in a state of	3
of what we call	3
the factor for white	3
factor lies in the	3
daughters and only sons	3
artificial selection of the	3
which develops into a	3
for a short time	3
the use of a	3
east coast of north	3
to the question of	3
of the total data	3
beneficial effect of hypnotism	3
could not have been	3
the explanation of the	3
the third longitudinal vein	3
of the known series	3
in the breeding season	3
of the most striking	3
of jonathan edwards had	3
the case of a	3
would seem to have	3
with reference to the	3
of the body or	3
is stated that the	3
there is a difference	3
it was in the	3
sexual selection in the	3
the factor for the	3
the strong and the	3
is impossible to say	3
alleged inheritance of the	3
egg fertilized by an	3
no matter how much	3
of all data upon	3
greater size of the	3
it is the only	3
a greater development of	3
in the struggle for	3
that the edwards family	3
to vermilion fused males	3
and the influence of	3
was found in the	3
the mental characteristics of	3
the failure of the	3
characters of the male	3
the other hand it	3
the beneficial effects of	3
fact that they are	3
the same kind as	3
a sign of degeneracy	3
it is worth while	3
as in the other	3
parents at the time	3
to the presence of	3
after the breeding season	3
due to the loss	3
given to him by	3
to abolish diversity of	3
of the body in	3
number of offspring than	3
in which the wings	3
alleged factor of evolution	3
like that of the	3
seem to have been	3
or the development of	3
thickened sole in infants	3
eye is due to	3
he did not like	3
due to the inherited	3
to account for the	3
has extraneous quotation mark	3
as well as to	3
was the opposite of	3
if we represent the	3
the heredity of somatic	3
of the same nature	3
substances diffusing from the	3
the transmission of the	3
source of the hormone	3
are expected to be	3
why should it be	3
of the body to	3
the struggle for existence	3
in favor of the	3
put a stop to	3
the supposed fact that	3
with the result of	3
effects of alcohol on	3
what is meant by	3
sable males and gave	3
used for this purpose	3
in the fertilised ovum	3
to be in the	3
the hormones from the	3
to which i have	3
number of the females	3
influence of hormones on	3
the cumulative inheritance of	3
century and a half	3
two kinds of characters	3
an x sperm produces	3
on beneficial effect of	3
it is doubtful if	3
use or disuse of	3
if there is any	3
the aid of a	3
the great importance of	3
were wild type and	3
early history of mankind	3
the fact is that	3
it may also be	3
we have seen that	3
that one of the	3
but it is also	3
another part of the	3
evidence in support of	3
the early history of	3
the individual in which	3
disuse on the individual	3
aid of a factor	3
formed the basis of	3
relation to each other	3
in the testis of	3
the course of development	3
to half of her	3
consider the question of	3
have been brought about	3
a way as to	3
to the left side	3
into a religious house	3
to the operation of	3
in the midst of	3
in the evolution of	3
it follows that the	3
he gives is that	2
is the sum of	2
different modes of life	2
the case of gout	2
the lower forms of	2
of the art of	2
fertilized by a normal	2
ancestors of existing forms	2
on the determinants in	2
closely similar to the	2
been applied to the	2
as soon as they	2
linked character in drosophila	2
of the testicular hormone	2
of the firm of	2
the truth is that	2
infanticide among the greeks	2
due to the effect	2
male b female b	2
of the view that	2
great men and great	2
the linkage of white	2
the elimination of the	2
these two branches of	2
or indirectly by the	2
to marry with the	2
the problem of adaptation	2
queen elizabeth and queen	2
for the want of	2
not take place in	2
of the white leghorn	2
have been found to	2
of the fins and	2
instincts of ants and	2
the black hen with	2
be less difficult to	2
absence of something from	2
inheritance discredited as unnecessary	2
learned it in the	2
has shown that the	2
from which it was	2
than per cent of	2
i have already mentioned	2
acts of constructive genius	2
that there must be	2
an examination of the	2
made up of a	2
inheritance at corresponding periods	2
one sex or the	2
increased development of the	2
the idea of sex	2
no proof whatever of	2
characters are not transmissible	2
they are not at	2
the marriage of those	2
members of the tribe	2
the feet of upland	2
beginning of the evolution	2
and the education of	2
come to the house	2
of the breasts and	2
the white lower side	2
of the idea of	2
superiority of man over	2
of hypnotism in education	2
sable bar vermilion sable	2
is something present which	2
the daughters of such	2
may interfere with the	2
entirely independent of external	2
different in their nature	2
in the connective tissue	2
must be allowed to	2
the children of those	2
changes in the direction	2
and aims and conduct	2
from that in which	2
changes occurring in the	2
the next step was	2
derived from the father	2
the fact of the	2
factors are located in	2
essential difference between the	2
contain an x chromosome	2
a heavy stalk at	2
is derived from the	2
is supported by the	2
of the descent of	2
i do not think	2
a theory of the	2
to point out that	2
appear in the male	2
of age he was	2
as to make a	2
lutein of the corpus	2
in evolution to the	2
the mutant type called	2
the embryo of the	2
of these daughters were	2
in the male to	2
to the theory here	2
logical conclusion that the	2
related to each other	2
new characters do not	2
who can estimate the	2
original cause of the	2
in a suitable environment	2
the essential and the	2
legs of ducks and	2
in one x and	2
very largely on the	2
so that we can	2
after long exposure to	2
from those cultures that	2
amount of data in	2
be considered to be	2
very existence of which	2
may be suggested that	2
more rapidly and comprehensively	2
extreme examples of the	2
sur la forme et	2
and muscles by which	2
in those of the	2
tells us that the	2
it is almost as	2
one or two or	2
study of laws of	2
give rise to two	2
a study of jonathan	2
the fact that two	2
as soon as he	2
of the comb and	2
present in the ovary	2
a potentiality of development	2
the chromosomes of both	2
an acquired character is	2
would seem to indicate	2
the production of offspring	2
from one of the	2
same nature as that	2
and the latter perishes	2
female of this kind	2
the occurrence of mutations	2
the course of such	2
the body at the	2
of the tail feathers	2
european religious movement reached	2
the part of its	2
the only mode by	2
on any group of	2
does not take place	2
ideas of unknown dates	2
cultures that gave the	2
activity or to excess	2
like the ones in	2
whose x carried lethal	2
the posterior part of	2
the popular idea that	2
fails to transmit the	2
the limitation of secondary	2
cause the attachment of	2
and lie down on	2
as a general rule	2
of alcohol on the	2
of the sons of	2
with the best weapons	2
into the dorsal lymph	2
to the occurrence of	2
island in any other	2
divinely appointed teachers of	2
the blindness of cave	2
and it has been	2
other parts of the	2
to the opposite sex	2
the elements of character	2
corpora lutea in the	2
lamarckian point of view	2
he holds that the	2
entirely absent in the	2
those flies that have	2
succeed in rearing a	2
spiritual head of the	2
to which i refer	2
mucous membrane in the	2
with the whole of	2
family is due to	2
it did not seem	2
the lamarckian theory of	2
in connection with the	2
natural philosophy in the	2
that the factors for	2
it is a singular	2
the adaptive characters are	2
influence of the soma	2
were found to be	2
of cherry and vermilion	2
wine or strong drink	2
be called in to	2
it must be the	2
that most of the	2
part of the same	2
had been trained to	2
which is present in	2
out that there is	2
the morbid state of	2
but this is a	2
be understood that the	2
basis of all the	2
a secondary sexual character	2
of one or both	2
dose of the factor	2
has been produced by	2
we can discover no	2
the next generation a	2
natural selection favour use	2
of anne boleyn and	2
those cases in which	2
the menstrual cycle is	2
action of hormones in	2
these cases there is	2
of north america occurs	2
that is needed is	2
history of the stock	2
from a pregnant rabbit	2
in charge of the	2
property of the state	2
but in this case	2
the law of atavism	2
suggestions of chemical influence	2
the experiment was made	2
those who do not	2
if there is a	2
origin of the ova	2
difference between men and	2
give the results shown	2
inbred gave the data	2
after the discharge of	2
or one of the	2
was in reality a	2
the greater number of	2
enters the combination with	2
four years of their	2
as well as sympathy	2
one side or the	2
of the brown leghorn	2
something present which is	2
easier to believe that	2
developed comb and wattles	2
discharge of the spermatozoa	2
placed in the apparatus	2
of the difference between	2
and decay of the	2
so far as they	2
so far as was	2
fatherhood and motherhood on	2
organs of the body	2
head of the church	2
that the hormone from	2
of the long neck	2
a distant part of	2
for the future of	2
hen with black ovary	2
pure white sweet pea	2
in the years of	2
to carry a lethal	2
mammary glands in the	2
of natural selection is	2
which is by no	2
influence of the male	2
that the process of	2
the effect which the	2
yet there is nothing	2
gonad on the right	2
development of the character	2
were no longer needed	2
cells of the organism	2
is the withdrawal of	2
the greater development of	2
the early stages of	2
in any way due	2
in some of the	2
ova in the uterus	2
for the linkage of	2
religion of the domestic	2
far as we know	2
s w e v	2
to charm the female	2
as proof of the	2
and bearing of the	2
the combined data give	2
it might be supposed	2
on both sides of	2
the general improvement of	2
his origin of species	2
there is not a	2
more than a century	2
of closely allied species	2
than at any other	2
sexual characters of the	2
diminished in size and	2
by over per cent	2
the next reduction division	2
child proved to be	2
on the mother is	2
best weapons and possessed	2
to the care of	2
seeking to improve the	2
character on the one	2
the molecular structure established	2
provided with the best	2
should be present in	2
was found as follows	2
eggs are developed in	2
same is true of	2
of a great church	2
the nexus between the	2
be suggested that the	2
the ovary in normal	2
a quarter of a	2
health will be the	2
of the products of	2
difficulty in the way	2
let the government have	2
at a time when	2
to any one man	2
whole of the upper	2
the father and mother	2
the successive generations of	2
in the order of	2
of temporary impressions on	2
data just given in	2
loss of the eyes	2
new data contributed by	2
from her mother and	2
of the relation between	2
y sperm produces a	2
we should be able	2
i have never had	2
spring of when a	2
of lower side after	2
within a few years	2
point of view the	2
position similar to that	2
any egg fertilized by	2
seems equally probable that	2
origin of species and	2
excessive weight of the	2
the absence of one	2
to the breeding of	2
for the gratification of	2
more than accounted for	2
the function of the	2
in the army and	2
by means of a	2
grow out of proportion	2
this were the case	2
individual during its development	2
let us see what	2
the skin and periosteum	2
why children resemble parents	2
the sterility of the	2
and the most eminent	2
how are we to	2
to the origin and	2
the same as though	2
a wide range of	2
the nuptial plumage was	2
the same position as	2
when fertilisation occurs the	2
at the period of	2
changed habits or conditions	2
at the expense of	2
down into the derma	2
the same chromosomes as	2
to take deep root	2
due to any external	2
of the seventeenth century	2
you may think and	2
that the evidence he	2
or that the edwards	2
place only once in	2
kinds of characters to	2
that in the early	2
must bring decay and	2
the torsion of the	2
of inheritance at corresponding	2
of the part of	2
does not influence the	2
special parts of the	2
fewer and better children	2
extension of the fins	2
spencer maintains that the	2
that none of the	2
going on in the	2
were mated to white	2
of sexual selection as	2
instincts of the race	2
the excessive weight of	2
by the removal of	2
and fourth longitudinal veins	2
only when they are	2
the dorsal fin is	2
off the tails of	2
have been found in	2
heterozygous for a recessive	2
white bifid white bifid	2
of a recessive character	2
of two or three	2
what we regard as	2
so far as the	2
on the ground on	2
the tubules were larger	2
the divinely appointed teachers	2
of two large classes	2
of miniature and sable	2
there is good reason	2
characters of both sexes	2
males which showed the	2
two lethals were in	2
which the wings are	2
of the wing is	2
difficulties in the way	2
the bristles which are	2
and disuse of parts	2
in the other x	2
part corresponding to a	2
church on the frontier	2
the two large bristles	2
condition of the soma	2
the present day the	2
those cultures that gave	2
we know from the	2
to call in the	2
shape of the eye	2
the same as in	2
greater average number of	2
the annual sermon before	2
this not a grievous	2
he does not even	2
is crossed with an	2
of the french revolution	2
experiment of our own	2
are so far apart	2
egg fertilized by a	2
we speak of as	2
a summary of the	2
to the highest motherhood	2
developed only in the	2
pigmentation of lower side	2
on the side of	2
could be done to	2
the earlier more was	2
of a group of	2
be transferred to an	2
exposure to the light	2
and the result would	2
the fact that we	2
to one another in	2
fly into the trees	2
a new mutant with	2
far as to say	2
human preference and natural	2
in their praise of	2
lies to the right	2
to explain the facts	2
we must suppose that	2
be supposed to have	2
between the beginning of	2
which united in fertilisation	2
in the body of	2
to which the other	2
modified in the same	2
a b c d	2
and yet there is	2
regard to skin pigment	2
remarkable way in which	2
same species as the	2
is no reason why	2
lethal a lies at	2
to avoid the conclusion	2
same time willing enough	2
only about per cent	2
half the male gametes	2
progeny to a male	2
while the body is	2
there appeared in a	2
the parts concerned in	2
of their own accord	2
and males of this	2
b male x b	2
development of such characters	2
the mother of the	2
a great deal of	2
the body would be	2
was not due to	2
at one year old	2
which gave rise to	2
question of the origin	2
in the growth and	2
on the theory of	2
the organism developed from	2
sexual dimorphism in the	2
his theory of evolution	2
found that in the	2
of the known chromosome	2
rudimentary in the other	2
does not even mention	2
influence of the sexual	2
stock were bred to	2
mother and the other	2
one of these cases	2
the remarkable way in	2
the competition for food	2
strongest and most vigorous	2
many sons as daughters	2
established the manhattan bank	2
be able to select	2
spread of the wings	2
exposure of the lower	2
the future of human	2
is hard to find	2
let me give you	2
of the ovaries in	2
given to the world	2
in its fully developed	2
the two groups of	2
the parents at the	2
effect of changed habits	2
make a difference in	2
direct effect of disuse	2
the origin of new	2
a child by a	2
in the blood and	2
relatively to the weight	2
the pigmentation on the	2
the eggs are developed	2
how the factors are	2
is often stated that	2
be separated from the	2
cheerful and hopeful disposition	2
between the gametes and	2
an effect on the	2
nothing from his father	2
the causes of diversity	2
would natural selection favour	2
our island in any	2
of henry and elizabeth	2
position of the testes	2
the first to be	2
those of the north	2
more striking than the	2
in the other case	2
to be a king	2
suggestion is that the	2
of the eye muscles	2
the third and the	2
found to be at	2
large number of dogs	2
bearing on the question	2
problem of the origin	2
white with other sex	2
but even in this	2
and the cause of	2
as shown by the	2
the evidence concerning the	2
had been for a	2
has been applied to	2
f females were back	2
the wings of the	2
an inhibiting factor which	2
to be the chief	2
that it is of	2
against the occurrence of	2
the lamarckian point of	2
mendelism and the heredity	2
seems probable that the	2
a source of mental	2
the female is very	2
how he bore himself	2
only in the males	2
from head to foot	2
when the testicular hormone	2
of the factor in	2
the development of pigment	2
that they can be	2
structure of the body	2
of the family are	2
not necessary to the	2
chromosome from their mother	2
transference of a character	2
there is no placenta	2
especially on the left	2
everything that has been	2
in the ovum which	2
the care of the	2
whether acquired characters are	2
while the sons will	2
such as a large	2
evidence opposed to the	2
the wives of the	2
same time that the	2
gill arches and gill	2
in the vermilion stock	2
may say that the	2
theories and our humane	2
can we suppose that	2
be beneficial to the	2
and its relation to	2
of them would be	2
of yellow and sable	2
of amherst and andover	2
be regarded as a	2
tendency to the inheritance	2
has been taught him	2
the more complicated the	2
of which he was	2
which is not the	2
good example of the	2
of the removal of	2
the chances against coincidence	2
on the condition of	2
of the embryo to	2
acquired characters in the	2
animals is forgotten in	2
is more difficult to	2
school in new haven	2
question is that the	2
when the ovum or	2
in which the testes	2
problem of heredity is	2
among the stockbridge indians	2
in the same position	2
hunt for their families	2
been shown that the	2
the reason why the	2
or injury to the	2
perhaps be said that	2
result of the presence	2
parts of the chromosomes	2
and our humane sentiments	2
over values of the	2
of the flock in	2
the development of male	2
and that the edwards	2
the artificial selection of	2
the story of the	2
method to be employed	2
in father and son	2
is one in which	2
the founder of a	2
by myself and others	2
in the ruptured follicle	2
on the realization of	2
the extra y has	2
was crossed to a	2
beliefs of primitive peoples	2
have not been repeated	2
such a case as	2
somatic sexual character of	2
located in the chromosomes	2
it would tend to	2
of any means by	2
to affect the offspring	2
metamorphosis and recapitulation in	2
the process of heredity	2
a limited number of	2
of growth of the	2
ground for believing that	2
in the edwards family	2
it is referred to	2
that the size of	2
position in which the	2
in this part of	2
of other parts of	2
group the adaptive characters	2
is of little importance	2
between the male and	2
by a second husband	2
the head of legal	2
gill arches and slits	2
of a general tendency	2
identical with those of	2
a certain degree of	2
by it we are	2
in all parts of	2
a number of congenital	2
absence of pigment from	2
the natural selection which	2
that the line of	2
the cumulative effects of	2
have a purpose fixed	2
the change that takes	2
range of variation in	2
reason for this is	2
ovary mated with white	2
for the work of	2
the corpora lutea is	2
galloping or leaping movement	2
in the early stages	2
is more than one	2
a modification acquired in	2
that of the spurs	2
change must be attributed	2
to that between education	2
from one generation to	2
it would follow that	2
could best defend and	2
is impossible to understand	2
teats and milk glands	2
in the uterus and	2
and training of the	2
in eating and drinking	2
must be borne in	2
there is no proof	2
with the same characters	2
is too strong to	2
but it is possible	2
such a case the	2
which i have spoken	2
each of the daughters	2
to understand that the	2
that so long as	2
if we look at	2
are developed as well	2
the welfare of the	2
order to determine the	2
that at this period	2
the lutein of the	2
have seen that the	2
the animals is forgotten	2
derived from those of	2
one or more of	2
member of the famous	2
the sexual habits of	2
of the females showed	2
family of the eldest	2
spines on the scales	2
has been found to	2
of the ovum and	2
ones in which it	2
the individuality of the	2
so that there will	2
the relation of such	2
the songs of birds	2
when it came to	2
she had no husband	2
have much in common	2
no concomitant variation from	2
we have seen what	2
was not a good	2
in all bodily exercises	2
a still more remarkable	2
mainly due to the	2
of female secondary characters	2
in f the following	2
a repulsion between two	2
the testicular hormone is	2
and neck of the	2
of the number of	2
characters by the female	2
the loss of toes	2
by the influence of	2
would be well if	2
chromosomes from her mother	2
character depends on the	2
simply because it has	2