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Transactions of the Botanical Society of Edinburgh. 35:132-156
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J. W. Heslop Harrison
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Containing Papers of a Biological Character. 111:188-200
One of the most remarkable evolutionary processes, the more striking since it has occured before our eyes, has been the rise and spread of melanism and melanochroism amongst the Lepidopetera. Commencing about 1850 in the Manchester area in England wi
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J. W. Heslop Harrison
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Nature. 143:1004-1007
Fauna and Flora of the Inner and Outer Hebrides King's College (University of Durham) Biological Expeditions
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J. W. Heslop Harrison
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Genetica. 9:467-480
1. In hybrids between BritishTephrosia bistortata and melanic ContinentalT. crepuscularia the melanism behaves in inheritance as an ordinary Mendelian dominant. 2. This is unlike the state of affairs when the melanism is introduced by BritishT. crepu
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J. W. Heslop Harrison
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Containing Papers of a Biological Character. 102:347-353
It has, of course, long been known that the pigmentation of the pupae of the two lepidopterous species, Pieris brassicœ L. and P. rapœ L. (Poulton, 1887), is influenced by the colour of the light to which the larvae from which they are developed ar
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J. W. Heslop Harrison
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Transactions of the Botanical Society of Edinburgh. 34:270-277
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J. W. Heslop Harrison
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Containing Papers of a Biological Character. 102:338-347
The subject of the experimental induction of melanism in the Lepidoptera, by feeding the larvæ of the species employed on food artificially charged with manganese or lead salts, has already been discussed in a former paper (Harrison and Garrett, 192
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J. W. Heslop Harrison
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Journal of Genetics. 13:333-352
(1) Further investigations into the inheritance of melanism in the interspecific crosses betweenTephrosia crepuscularia var.delamerensis female andT. bistortata male reveal, as previously, a failure in the 3:1 ratio in theF 2 generation of such hybri
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J. W. Heslop Harrison
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Journal of Genetics. 9:195-280
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Journal of Experimental Biology. 1:557-570
Rosa Sabini and R. Wilsoni are reciprocal crosses between R. pimpinellifolia and some Tomentosa microgene. Rosa pimpinellifolia is a balanced tetraploid, both the egg cell and the generative nucleus possessing 14 chromosomes. The Tomentosa microgenes