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Reginald Punnett

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According to Wikipedia, Reginald Crundall Punnett FRS was a British geneticist who co-founded, with William Bateson, the Journal of Genetics in 1910. Punnett is probably best remembered today as the creator of the Punnett square, a tool still used by biologists to predict the probability of possible genotypes of offspring. His Mendelism is sometimes said to have been the first textbook on genetics; it was probably the first popular science book to introduce genetics to the public.

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Reginald Punnett's Published Works

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Published Works

The Genetical Theory of Natural Selection (1930) (10116)
The journal of genetics (1910) (368)
The Theory of the Gene (1926) (294)
Heredity in poultry (54)
Mendelism in Relation to Disease (1908) (33)
Early days of genetics1 (1950) (31)
On gametic series involving reduplication of certain terms (1911) (24)
Scientific papers of William Bateson (1971) (23)
THE HEREDITY OF SEX. (1908) (22)
Further experiments on inheritance in sweet peas and stocks: preliminary account (1906) (22)
Linkage in the sweet pea (Lathyrus odoratus) (1923) (20)
Inheritance of Egg-Colour in the ‘Parasitic’ Cuckoos (1933) (18)
Genetic studies in poultry (1920) (17)
The inheritance of the peculiar pigmentation of the silky fowl (1911) (16)
The inheritance of the peculiar pigmentation of the silky fowl (1912) (16)
Genetics in relation to agriculture (1918) (16)
Genetic studies in poultry (1940) (15)
Sex-Determination in Hydatina, with some Remarks on Parthenogenesis (1906) (14)
ELIMINATING FEEBLEMINDEDNESS Ten Per Cent of American Population Probably Carriers of Mental Defect—If Only Those Who Are Actually Feebleminded Are Dealt with, It Will Require More Than 8,000 Years to Eliminate the Defect—New Method of Procedure Needed (1917) (14)
On the Inter-Relations of Genetic Factors (1911) (13)
Further studies of linkage in the sweet pea (1932) (13)
Inheritance of coat-colour in rabbits (1912) (12)
Genetic studies in poultry (1918) (12)
Linkage groups and chromosome number in Lathyrus (1927) (11)
On inheritance of weight in poultry (1914) (11)
Genetic studies in poultry. VII. Notes on polydactyly (1929) (10)
MERISM AND SEX IN "SPINAX NIGER." (1904) (9)
Genetic studies in rabbits (1918) (9)
XVII.—Note on a Hermaphrodite frog (1900) (8)
The flaked sweet pea (1936) (8)
No. II.—ON AN ARBORICOLOUS NEMERTEAN FROM THE SEYCHELLES. (1907) (8)
An Early Reference to Mendel's Work (1925) (8)
No. I.—THE PERCY SLADEN TRUST EXPEDITION TO THE INDIAN OCEAN IN 1905, UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF Mr. J. STANLEY GARDINER. VOLUME II. NO. I.—ON SOME NEMERTEANS FROM THE EASTERN INDIAN OCEAN. (1909) (7)
Genetic studies in poultry (1930) (6)
Henny feathering in the fowl: A fresh interpretation (1937) (6)
Mimicry in butterflies, by Reginald Crundall Punnett ... (6)
Reduplication series in sweet peas (1913) (6)
Some Experiments Concerning Fecundity * *A paper presented to the Fourth World’s Poultry Congress, 1930. (1931) (6)
Modes of Research in Genetics (1916) (5)
Ovists and Animalculists (1928) (5)
On the series of allelomorphs connected with the production of black pigment in rabbits (1930) (5)
On a case of patching in the flower colour of the sweet pea (Lathyrus odoratus) (1922) (5)
Inheritance of Coat-Colour in Rabbits. (1913) (4)
Genes and Linkage Groups in Genetics (1926) (4)
Memoirs: On Two New British Nemerteans (1901) (4)
On some nemerteans from Torres Straits (4)
Memoirs: On a Collection of Nemerteans from Singapore (1900) (4)
On the formation of the pelvic plexus, with especial reference to the nervus collector, in the genus Mustelus (4)
Further experiments on the inheritance of coat-colour in rabbits (1915) (4)
Reduplication series in sweet peas (1915) (4)
On the “Japanese” rabbit (1924) (3)
Heredity of skin pigment in man (American naturalist) (3)
MENDELISM IN GREAT BRITAINCareful Experiments Being Carried on in Many Ways to Determine Operation and Limitation of Laws of Heredity—First Researches Purely Experimental, but Intensely Practical Ones Now Being Made by Numerous British Men of Science (1914) (3)
On the pattern of the Dutch rabbit (1925) (3)
On the composition and variations of the pelvic plexus in Acanthias vulgaris (3)
Note on a sex-linked down character in ducks (1932) (3)
William Bateson and Mendel’s principles of heredity1 (1952) (2)
Mendelian Inheritance in Hybrid Warblers (1926) (2)
A Sex-linked Character in Ducks. (1930) (2)
Genetic studies in poultry (1921) (2)
Genetic studies in poultry XIII. Recessive black (1957) (2)
Note on a chinchilla-Japanese cross in rabbits (1926) (2)
The experiments of T. H. Riches concerning the production of monsters in cattle (1936) (2)
Single or Multiple Sex-Factors (1933) (1)
Durham, L. M. Further experiments on the inheritance of coat colour in mice (1911) (1)
Genetic studies in poultry (1921) (1)
Observations on some Nemerteans from Singapore. (1)
Mendelism, by R.C. Punnett ... (1)
The genetics of the Dutch rabbit—A criticism (1920) (1)
Further notes on Dutch and English rabbits (1928) (1)
Genetic studies in poultry. I. Inheritance of leg-feathering (1920) (1)
AN EARLY DISCUSSION OF HEREDITY. (1911) (1)
[Letters to the Editor] (1973) (0)
Castle, W. E., and Little. On a modified Mendelian ratio among yellow mice (1911) (0)
Mendelism, by Reginald Crundall Punnett. (0)
Genetic studies in poultry. V. On a case of pied plumage (1927) (0)
“A comparative microscopic study of the melanin content of pigmented skins, with special reference to the question of colour inheritance among mulattos.” (1912) (0)
Genetic studies in poultry. VI. The Gold Barred Rock (1928) (0)
Experiments on the Generation of Insects@@@Intracellular Pangenesis; Including a Paper on Fertilization and Hybridization@@@Some Neglected Factors in Evolution@@@Mendelism (0)
Dr. C. C. Hurst (1948) (0)
Note on the origin of a mutation in the sweet pea (1918) (0)
Castle, W. E., and Phillips, J. C. On germinal transplantation in vertebrates (1911) (0)

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