Piebald rats and selection

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In the early 20th century, groundbreaking research began to unravel the complexities of genetic inheritance. "Piebald Rats and Selection" by W. E. Castle and John C. Phillips delves into the principles of heredity through meticulous experiments with piebald rats, examining the impact of selective breeding on genetic traits. This pivotal document highlights the significance of phenotypic variation and the role of environmental factors in shaping genetic outcomes. Ideal for students, geneticists, and historians alike, this publication offers a compelling exploration of foundational concepts in genetics that continue to influence modern science. Discover how these early experiments laid the groundwork for contemporary understanding of heredity and selection in this essential scientific text.