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William Bateson, Problems of Genetics, with an historical introduction by G. Evelyn Hutchinson and Stan Rachootin. New Haven: Yale University Press (1979, originally 1913). xxii-258z pp., $4.95 (paper).†

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Philosophy of Science , Volume 49 , Issue 1 , March 1982 , pp. 147
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† I am grateful to Kathleen Hart for editorial assistance in cutting a longer version of this review to fit the space limitations of Philosophy of Science.

1 In a letter to Adam Sedgwick, April 18, 1905, published in (Bateson 1928, p. 93). I owe this citation to L. Darden (1977, p. 87).