Ronald A. Fisher 16 rare offprints 1934 to 1953 Crossing-Over in the Land of Snail Cepaea Nemoralis, L.
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Title | Ronald A. Fisher 16 rare offprints 1934 to 1953 Crossing-Over in the Land of Snail Cepaea Nemoralis, L. |
Author | Fisher, R. A. Ronald A. Fisher and others E. B. Ford |
Binding | PAMPHLET |
Publisher | Various, 1934 to |
Publisher Year | 1953 |
Condition | Very Good |
Description | First separate edition. Offprint. Original wrappers. A large selection of rare R.A. Fisher offprints including: Modern Genetics (British Science News Vol. 1 No. 10, pages 2-4 folded slight split. Karl Sax stamp; Crossing-Over in the Land of Snail Cepaea Nemoralis, L. with Capt. C. Diver (1934); On The Selective Consequences of East's (1927) Theory of Heterostylism in Lythrum (1935) with E. M. East and Karl Sax ownership stamps; The Detection of Linkage with "Dominant" Abnormalities (1935) Karl Sax and E. M. East stamps; The Relation Between Variability and Abundance Shown by the Measurements of the Eggs of British Nesting Birds (1937) some soiling to front cover and several pages edges; The Quantitative Study of Populations in the Lepidoptera I. Polyommatus Icarus Rott. with W. H. Dowdeswell and E. B. Ford (1940) F. B. Hutt stamp; The Estimation of the Proportion of Recessives from Tests Carried Out on A Sample Not Wholly Unrelated (1940); The Theoretical Consequences of Polyploid Inheritance for the Mid Style Form of Lythrum Salicaria (1941); The Polygene Concept (1942); Number of Self-Sterility Alleles (1947) some soiling; A Quantitative Theory of Genetic Recombination and Chiasma Formation (1948); A Preliminary Linkage Test with Agouti and Undulated Mice (1949) Karl Sax stamp; Statistical Methods in Genetics (1952) J.H. Quisenberry blind stamp; Sex Differences of Crossing-Over in Close Linkage (1952) slight tear to edge. Quisenberry blind stamp; Population Genetics (Croonian Lecture) Quisenberry blind stamp (1953); The Linkage of Polydactyly with Leaden in the House-Mouse (1953) stamp removal ghost front cover. Karl Sax stamp. Mostly in very good condition. * Provenance William B. Provine |