Journal of Genetics

 Vol. 4, June 1914–April 1915

Contents

No. 1 (June 1914)
On the relations between chromosomes, sex-limited transmission and sex-determination in Abraxas grossulariata (with plates I–III) - L. Doncaster
 1–22
On inheritance of weight in poultry (with plate IV and 3 text-figures) - R. C. Punnett and P. G. Bailey 23–40
A preliminary note on the factors controlling the ginning percent of Indian cottons - H. M. Leake
 41–48
Immunity to fungous diseases as a physiological test in genetics and systematics, exemlified in cereals - N. I. Vavilov 49–66
Hereditary lefthandedness, with a note on twinning (study III) (with 80 figures) - H. E. Jordan 67–82
A peculair negative correlation in Oenothera hybrids (with plates V and VI, and 1 text-figures) - George Harrison 83–102
On a supposed synthesis of anthoyanin - M. Wheldane 103–108
No. 2 (October 1914)
  
Our present knowledge of the chemitstry of the Mendelian factors for flower-colour (with plate VII and 11 text-figures) - M. Wheldale 109–130
A commentary on the genetics of the Ciliate Protazoa (with 5 text-figures) - Clifford Dobell 131–190
A note on wheldale and Bassett's paper "On a supposed synthesis of anthocyanin" (with 1 text-figure) - Arthur Ernest Everest 191–192
No. 3 (January 1915)
  
A genetic and cytological study of certain types of albinism in maize (with plate VIII, and 9 text- figures) - Frank C. Miles 193–214
Studies in the physiology of fertilization - H. M. Fughs

215–258
259–302
No. 4 (April 1915)
  
Note on the inheritance of heterostylism in Primula acaulis Jacq - R. P. Gregory 303–304
On variegation in Primula sinensis (with plates IX and X) - R. P. Gregory 305–322
A second Brachydactylous family (with plates XI–XV and 3 text-figures) - H. Drinkwater 323–340
On the primary and seconday sex characters of some abnormal Begonia flowers and on the evolution of the monoecious condition in plants (with plates XVI and XVII) - C. J. Bond 341–352
On the origin and behaviour of Oenothera rubricalyx - R. Ruggles Gates 353–360
Recent chemincal investigations of the anthocyan pigments and their bearing upon the production of these pigments in plants - Arthur Ernest Everest 361–368
Our present knowledge of the chemistry of the Mendelian factors for flower-colour - M. Wheldale 369–376