Standing on the Shoulders of Darwin and Mendel: Early Views of
Inheritance explores early theories about the mechanisms of
inheritance. Beginning with Charles Darwin's now rejected Gemmule
hypothesis, the book documents the reception of Gregor Mendel's
work on peas and follows the work of early 20th century scholars.
The research of Francis Galton, a cousin of Darwin, and the
friction it caused between these two are a part of longer story of
the development of genetics and an understanding of how offspring
inherit the characteristics of their parents. Bateson, Garrod, de
Vries, Tschermak and others are all characters in a scientific
story of discovery, acrimony, cooperation and revelation.
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