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  <dc:title>Slide showing figure 72: 'Scheme illustrating inheritance of weight in a cross between Sebright bantam [female] and Gold-penciled Hamburgh [male].'</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Slide shows figure 72: 'Scheme illustrating inheritance of weight in a cross between Sebright bantam [female] and Gold-penciled Hamburgh [male].'
Explanatory text below the diagram reads: 'Figure 72. - Scheme illustrating inheritance of weight in a cross between Sebright bantam [female] and Gold-penciled Hamburgh [male].  The figures at the top indicate weight in grams.  The [two females]] of the parental and F1 generations are weighted, i.e., their actual weights are X 5/4 to bring them into line with those of the [two males].  In F2 the weights of the [two males] alone are given.  (From Punnett, Heredity in Poultry, copyright by Macmillan and Company Ltd., 1923.  Reprinted by permission.'
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  <dc:date>Late 19th to early 20th century</dc:date>
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