| Zoology - 1894 - 518 pages
...Touraine, and obtained a mixture of all four races ' without decided character, without fixity .... but possessing the advantage of being used to our climate and management." Putting one of these " mixed blood ewes to a pure New- Kent ram .... one obtains a lamb containing... | |
| Samuel Roberts Wells - 1858 - 190 pages
...districts. From this mixture was obtained an offspring combining the four races of Berry, Sologne, Tonraine. and Merino, without decided character, without fixity,...of its component elements. " Now what happens when such mixed-blood ewes are put to a pure New-Kent ram? A lamb is obtained containing fifty hnndredths... | |
| Samuel Roberts Wells - 1858 - 192 pages
...combining the four races of Berry, Sologne, Touraine. and Merino, without decided character, wilhout fixity, with little intrinsic merit certainly, but...annihilated by the multiplicity of its component elements. English blood, and disappear almost entirely, leaving the improving type in the ascendant. The influence,... | |
| Bath and West of England Society - 1859 - 470 pages
...offspring combining the four races of Berry, Sologne, Touraine and Merino without decided character, but possessing the advantage of being used to our...pure New-Kent ram ? One obtains a lamb containing jj§ of the purest and most ancient English blood, with jlj of four diiferent French races, which are... | |
| Science - 1893 - 930 pages
...Touraine, and obtained a mixture of all four races 'without decided character, without fixity. . . . but possessing the advantage of being used to our climate and management.' " Putting oue of these 'mixed-blood ewes to a pure New-Kent ram. . . . one obtains a lamb containing... | |
| Iowa State College - Agriculture - 1877 - 368 pages
...blended the Touraingelle and native Merino blood of those two districts. From this mixture was obtained i an offspring combining the four races of Berry, Sologne,...annihilated by the multiplicity of its component elements." i dredths of the purest and most ancient English blood, with twelve i ; and a half hundredths of four... | |
| Manly Miles - Livestock - 1878 - 440 pages
...combining the four races of Berry, Sologne, Touraine, and merino, without decided character, . . . but possessing the advantage of being used to our...happens when one puts such mixed-blood ewes to a pure New Kent ram ? " One obtains a lamb containing fifty-hundredths of the purest and most ancient English... | |
| American periodicals - 1893 - 852 pages
...Touraine, and obtained a mixture of all four races " without decided character, without fixity . . . but possessing the advantage of being used to our climate and management." Putting one of these •'mixed-blood ewes to a pure New-Kent ram . . . one obtains a lamb containing... | |
| George John Romanes - Evolution - 1893 - 248 pages
...Touraine, and obtained a mixture of all four races "without decided character, without f1xity, . . . but possessing the advantage of being used to our climate and management." Putting one of these "mixed-blood ewes to a pure New- Kent ram . . . one obtains a lamb containing... | |
| Herbert Spencer - Biology - 1898 - 724 pages
...Touraine, and obtained a mixture of all four races " without decided character, without fixity . . . but possessing the advantage of being used to our climate and management." Putting one of these " mixed blood ewes to a pure New-Kent ram . . . one obtains a lamb containing... | |
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