Madalina, uite si raspunsul la chestia asta:
"In the nineteenth century, the most widely credited example was that of
Lord Morton’s mare, reported by the distinguished surgeon Sir Everard Home, and cited by
Charles Darwin.
[4] Lord Morton bred a white
mare with a wild
quagga stallion,
[5] and when he later bred the same mare with a white stallion, the
offspring strangely had stripes in the
legs, like the quagga.
[6]
Although
August Weismann had expressed doubts about the theory earlier, it did not fall out of scientific favor until the 1890s, when a series of experiments by
James Cossar Ewart in
Scotland and other researchers in
Germany and
Brazil failed to find any evidence of the phenomenon. The result obtained by Morton could probably be caused by the display in the offspring of the
recessive genes inherited by the Morton's
mare from her parents or grandparents
."
Daca nu stii engleza, spune si iti traduc.
Nu am sa ma mai obosesc sa raspund la chestiile astea aiuritoare pe care le propaga unii. Din cate vad scoala romaneasca este de o foarte proasta calitate in ceea ce priveste invatarea elevului de a gandi critic, de a nu lua toate ciudateniile care i se pun in fata de bune...Eu imi aduc foarte bine aminte invatand in clasa a 12-a despre gene dominante si gene recesive. De aceea eu, de exemplu, seman destul de bine cu bunica mea materna, si nu prea seman cu mama mea, care seamana mai mult cu bunicul matern. Se vede ca genele bunicii, desi aproape invizibile in mama, s-au transmis si s-au facut evidente in mine, in combinatie cu genele tatalui meu, cu care seman la fel. SI de asta este posibil ca, de exemplu, desi ambii parinti au ochii caprui, copiii sa aiba ochi verzi, fiindca ambii parinti aveau o gena recesiva a culorii verzi a ochilor si care s-a manifestat dominant.