Animal Breeding the Influence of a Previous Impregnation
Animal Breeding the Influence of a Previous Impregnation That the succeeding progeny of the female previously impregnated, does in some instances possess resemblances to the male by which she was thus impregnated cannot be gainsaid.
The instances in which it has been noticed have been so many and the resemblances have been so marked that they cannot be ac- counted for in any other way than by attributing them to the influence of such impregnation.
On the other hand, the instances in which such resemblances cannot be traced are also numerous. As the different results that follow such impregnation cannot positively be determined beforehand, the whole question is obscured by the uncertainty of the results.
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