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A SECOND edition of Mr. Punnett's “Mendelism” has followed the first after an interval of two years. The book gives a very good account of Mendelian work, Issuing as it does from Cambridge, the Source of by far the greater part of the Mendelian discoveries of the last six years, it is the most authoritative account of this subject, and as it is eminently readable it is the very book for anyone who wants to know what Mendelism is. It is cheap and of a very convenient size, and we cannot suppress an expression of our admiration for the beautiful purple colour of the cover of the second edition.
Mendelism.
By R. C. Punnett. Pp. vii + 84. (Cambridge: Macmillan and Bowes; London: Macmillan and Co., Ltd., 1907.) price 2s. net.
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Mendelism . Nature 76, 73–74 (1907). https://doi.org/10.1038/076073a0
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