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Transmission; or, Variation of Character Through the Mother

Transmission; or, Variation of Character Through the Mother

Georgiana Bruce Kirby
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A work by Kirby, Georgiana Bruce (1818–1887). Topics include: heredity, human. Downloaded 480 times on Project Gutenberg.

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Transmission; or, Variation of Character Through the Mother by Georgiana Bruce Kirby

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