. The physical basis of heredity . Heredity. 3Ab. '3aB 16.3 lAB Fig. 51.—Two schemes illustrating the idea of reduplication by Bateson and Punnett; the three figures to the left illustrating "coupling," and the three to the right "repulsion." 2. If reduplication occurred at an early stage in the germ tract, we should expect to find in any organ of limited size, as a stamen, that there would be a likelihood that it would contain for the most part a particular kind of cell. Altenburg tested out this view with pollen of the primrose and found no evidence in favor of a limited
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. The physical basis of heredity . Heredity. 3Ab. '3aB 16.3 lAB Fig. 51.—Two schemes illustrating the idea of reduplication by Bateson and Punnett; the three figures to the left illustrating "coupling, " and the three to the right "repulsion." 2. If reduplication occurred at an early stage in the germ tract, we should expect to find in any organ of limited size, as a stamen, that there would be a likelihood that it would contain for the most part a particular kind of cell. Altenburg tested out this view with pollen of the primrose and found no evidence in favor of a limited distribution— on the contrary, he found that all the linkage combinations. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Morgan, Thomas Hunt, 1866-1945. Philadelphia : Lippincott