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Human Heredity

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Chance in the House of Fate

Jennifer Ackerman

2001

DNA and heredity

Casey Rand

2010

Edward Trencom's Nose

Giles Milton

2007

Races and people

William C. Boyd, Isaac Asimov

1955

You and heredity

Amram Scheinfeld

1939

Keimplasma

August Weismann

1893

Crime and destiny

Johannes Lange

1983

Genetic basis of morphological variation

Richard H. Osborne

1959

Heredity and environment beginning with the primordial cell

D. V. Beacock

1894

Why you are you

Amram Scheinfeld

1959

Heredity and child culture

Henry Dwight Chapin

1922

Human heredity

Ashley Montagu

1959

Blueprint for life

Time-Life Books

1993

The biological basis of human nature

Herbert Spencer Jennings

1930

"The Jukes," a study in crime, pauperism, disease and heredity

Richard Louis Dugdale

1888

The family tree

Barbara Delinsky

2008

Heredity

Théodule Armand Ribot

1875

Noteworthy families (modern science)

Sir Francis Galton, Edgar Schuster

1906

The need for eugenic reform

Darwin, Leonard

1926

Heredity and evolution in human populations

L. C. Dunn

1959

English men of science: their nature and nurture

Sir Francis Galton

1874

The feebly inhibited: Nomadisn, or the wandering impulse

Charles Benedict Davenport

1915

Inbreeding and outbreeding

Edward M. East

1919

Record of family faculties

Sir Francis Galton

1884

Human Heredity

Michael Cummings

2013

Heredity, evolution, and society

Michael R. Cummings

2015

On the handicapping of the first-born

Karl Pearson

1914

Mainsprings of civilization

Ellsworth Huntington

1945

Minds made feeble

J. David Smith

1985

The Kallikak Family

Goddard, Henry Herbert

1912

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