1914
DOI: 10.1007/bf01704304
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Über die Bedeutung der Mendelschen Vererbungsregeln für die praktische Tierzucht und die entsprechenden Versuche im Haustiergarten zu Halle

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“…It should be noted that Henseler (1913), reporting on a cross between the Somali (dominant black and homozygous persian) and Merino breeds, shows an F 1 ewe and her F 2 lamb with a white patched phenotype but with the white not extending in front of the shoulders. A second F 2 lamb had the belted phenotype.…”
Section: Shades Of Grey In the Karakulmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…It should be noted that Henseler (1913), reporting on a cross between the Somali (dominant black and homozygous persian) and Merino breeds, shows an F 1 ewe and her F 2 lamb with a white patched phenotype but with the white not extending in front of the shoulders. A second F 2 lamb had the belted phenotype.…”
Section: Shades Of Grey In the Karakulmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…His results have been confirmed by Nehring (57). That early maturity can be hastened by feeding is well shown in Henseler's experiments (58) in comparing the composition of a starved pig with a well-fed one of the same age, the latter not only showing a larger live weight for age but also a higher carcase percentage. Varot and Fleniaux(59) found that in children the method of feeding affects the weight (muscle and fat development) but not the growth in height (bone development).…”
Section: -2mentioning
confidence: 88%