Journal of Genetics

 Vol. 5, July 1915–July 1916

Contents

No. 1 (July 1915)

Heredity of types of inflorescence and fruits in tomato (with plates I–VII and 2 text-figures) - M. B. Crane
 1–12
On the genetics of "Rogues" among culinary peas (Pisum sativum) (with plates VIII–XIII) - W. Bateson and Caroline Pellew
13–36
Further experiments on the inheritance of coat-colour in rabbits - R. C. Punnett
37–50
Hereditary syndactylism and polydactylism (with plates XXV–XIX and 1 text-figure) - J. S. Manson
51–64
No. 2 (December 1915)
On the sterility of the tortoiseshell tom cat (With Plate XX) - D. W. Cutler and
L. Doncaster
65–74
"Gynandromorphism" and kindred problems. With descriptions and figures of some hitherto undescribecd examples (with plates XXI–XXIV and 10 text-figures) - E. A. Cockayne
75–132
Reduplication in mice (preliminary communication) - J. B. S. Haldane, A. D. Sprunt and N. M. Haldane
133–136
A suggested explanation of the abnormally high records of doubles quoted by growers of stocks (Matthiola) - Edith R. Saunders
 137–144
No. 3 (March 1916)
On the relation of half-hoariness in matthiola to glabrousness and full hoariness (with table) - Edith R. Saunders
145–158
The genetic behaviour of the hybrid Primula kewensis, and its allies (with plates XXV–XXIX) - Caroline Pellew and Florence M. Durham
159–182
Some experiments in heredity with Abraxas grossulariata and two of its varieties (with plate XXX) - J. M. Woodlock
 183–188
Some notes on the Linaceae. The cross pollination of flax - J. Vargas Eyre and G. Smith
 189–198
Note on experiments with flax at the John Innes horticultural institution - W. Bateson
199–202
Mendelian inheritance in varietal crosses of Bryonia dioica (with plates XXXI–XXXIII and 5 text-figures) - W. Neilson Jones and M. Chevely Rayner
 203–224
No. 4 (July 1916)
The suppression of characters on crossing - R. H. Biffen
225–228
Inheritance of artistic and musical ability (with chart) - H. Drinwater
229–242
Colour and pattern-transference in pheasant crosses (with plates XXXIV–L) - Rose Haig Thomas
243–280
A criticism of the hypothesis of linkage and crossing over - A. H. Trow
 281–297