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Selections from F. Galton's "Natural Inheritance", 1889. Chapters II and VII.April Fool's Day special:
Heslop Harrison, JW and FC Garrett. The Induction of melanism in Lepidoptera and its subsequent inheritance.Heslop Harrison, JW. Experiments on the egg-laying instincts of the sawfly, Pontania salicis Christ, and their bearing on the inheritance of acquired characters; with some remarks on a new principle in evolution.