Being Well-Born: An Introduction to EugenicsGuyer, Michael F. (Michael Frederic)
Philosophy
Being Well-Born: An Introduction to Eugenics
Guyer, Michael F. (Michael Frederic)
Eugenics; Genetics
TROPISM (Gr. _trope_, turning), the automatic directing of an organism
toward or away from a source of stimulus.
UNIT-CHARACTER, a character which behaves as an indivisible unit in
heredity.
VASECTOMY (L. _vas_, vessel; _ektome_, cutting out), removal of a portion
of the vas deferens (duct for conveying spermatozoa).
VESTIGEAL (L. _vestigium_, footstep), representing organs which existed
once in a more developed condition.
VOLVOX (L. _volvo_, roll), a small fresh-water organism occurring in
spherical colonies.
WASSERMAN REACTION, a test for syphilis, see p. 188.
X-ELEMENT, same as sex-chromosome.
ZYGOTE (Gr. _zygon_, yolk), the product of the union of two gametes.
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