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Hormones and Heredity
Joseph Thomas Cunningham
Why does a rooster grow a comb and a stag its antlers? J. T. Cunningham explores how hormones and heredity shape the differences between the sexes, drawing on studies of fowls, sexual dimorphism, and secondary characters. An early inquiry into the biology behind an animal's form. For the reader curious about the deep machinery of sex and inheritance. Uncover what makes males and females differ.
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18 chapters
- 1HORMONES AND HEREDITY
- 2PREFACE
- 3CONTENTS
- 4LIST OF PLATES
- 5INTRODUCTION
- 6CHAPTER I
- 7CHAPTER II
- 8SEX AND SECONDARY SEXUAL CHARACTERS
- 9CHAPTER III
- 10CASTRATION IN FOWLS
- 11ASSUMPTION OF MALE CHARACTERS BY THE FEMALE
- 12CHAPTER IV
- 13SEXUAL DIMORPHISM
- 14CHAPTER V
- 15OPPOSING EVIDENCE
- 16CHAPTER VI
- 17CHAPTER VII
- 18INDEX
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