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The inheritance of the peculiar pigmentation of the silky fowl

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  1. W. Bateson,Mendel’s Principles of Heredity, 1909, p. 181.

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  1. TheF1 chicks all had coloured plumage and subsequent breeding showed that the white of the Silky behaved as a simple recessive (cf.Rep. Evol. Comm. Roy. Soc. iv. 1908).

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  1. Doncaster, L.,Reports to the Evolution Commutee of the Royal Society, iv. 1908.

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  1. Cf. Tegetmeier,The Poultry Book, 1873, p. 268; Darwin,Animals and Plants, 2nd edit., 1899, p. 253; Davenport,Inheritance in Poultry, 1906, p. 60.

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  1. An account of the origin of this strain will be found inReports to the Evolution Committee of the Royal Society, iii. p. 19, iv. p. 28.

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Bateson, W., Punnett, R.C. The inheritance of the peculiar pigmentation of the silky fowl. Journ. of Gen. 1, 185–203 (1911). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02981551

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