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  <dc:title>Slide showing diagrams regarding the mating of neutral females with all-male cultures.</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Slide shows diagrams regarding the mating of neutral females with all-male cultures.  
Writing at the top of the slide reads: 'b. The crucial experiment.  Recently however, a crucial experiment could be carried out on an absolutely irreproachable scale. A considerable number of males from all-male cultures (F1 weak x strong), as a matter of fact two entire brotherhoods, were mated to neutral females.  If F is situated within the Y-chromosome, the following result was expected: Neutral females x all male culture (Y Fneu) (X Mneu_) x 1/2 (X Mst) (X Mw) or 1/2 (Y Fw) (X Mst).'
After this text, there are diagrams demonstrating such mating of chromosomes.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>Late 19th to early 20th century</dc:date>
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