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39751	Guyer, Michael F. (Michael Frederic)	Being Well-Born: An Introduction to Eugenics			.txt	text/plain	94019	5295	60	apart of the germ-cells--Individuality of chromosomes--Pairs of conditions in man--Breeding out defects--Other inheritable general not specific--Certain characters inexplicable as inherited =Parent Body and Germ Not Identical.--=Inasmuch as each new individual gives rise to a series of new germ-cells which reside in that individual, germ-cells coming as they do from two individuals, one the male, the other germ-cells in successive generations of individuals. forms that produce a new individual from the union of two germ-cells, one would bear germ-cells carrying the determiner of one character and half, the mature germ-cells of the male carry the black-producing factor, and germ-cell may contain chromosomes from each of the original parents but in many cases of defect or susceptibility to disease, a given individual For example, a normal individual carrying a recessive defect will bear =Effects of Body on Germ-Cells General, Not Specific.--=As far as the in a germ-cell which determines the development of a particular character	./cache/39751.txt	./txt/39751.txt