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The hen does not produce the egg, but the egg produce s 

 the hen and also other hens . . . We know that the child 

 comes from the germ cells and not from the highly differenti- 

 ated bodies of the parents, and furthermore , that these cells 

 are not made by the parents' bodies but these cells have 

 arisen by the division of antecedent cells . . . Parents do 

 not transmit their characters to their offspring, but these 

 germ cells, in the course of long development , give rise to 

 adult characters similar to those of the parent. " 



E. G. Conklin in "Heredity and Environment " 



