Studies of Heredity in Rabbits, Rats, and Mice

Explore the fascinating world of genetics and heredity in this pioneering study by Castle, a renowned biologist and geneticist. Drawing on experiments with rabbits, rats, and mice, he lays out the principles and mechanisms of inheritance that govern the traits and characteristics of living organisms, and offers insights into the evolutionary processes that shape the diversity of life.
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