Mendel's legacy: the origin of classical genetics

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Introduction: What Is Classical Genetics? Part I: The Tributaries of Genetics Part II: An American Amalgam: The Chromosome Theory of Heredity Part III: Mendelism Takes Over: 1900-1910 Part IV: The Organism of Choice: Drosophila Part V: Classical Genetics Permeates Biology Part VI: Classical Genetics Examines Homo sapiens

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