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Intermarriage.

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from annotation 24 Capons are females castrated!

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lines 11—18 annotation in pale pencil this is absolutely different from some other authors
from annotation 205 Knight on cross of Drayhorse & pony ￭￭

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from annotation 206 do says th male in Hybrids overules female in giving form

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from annotation 209 A Well-bred animal will give preponderance p 216 do

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bottom-margin annotation As yet no notice whatever is taken of litters , where one pupy is of one kind & another of another,—!

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from annotation 223 Wilkinson says he has seen breed between long & short horned permanntly made

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from annotation 244 Bitches mor inclined t pair with one Dog than another p 276

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from annotation 275 Effect of imagination on offsprng

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from annotation 377 Accoucheurs state hands of labourers infants larger (Disuse)

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