...He uses the following language to prevent any one from placing too little importance on inheritance. "The other subject to be alluded to is the fundamental...well-being of future generations is therefore obvious." When the first primitive life appeared in the world, it may be presumed that the conditions were suitable...

...members of a poor stock may be personally equivalent to two ordinary members of a good stock, but " the children of the former will tend to regress ; those of the latter will not " (p. 198). Let us give a concrete illustration from Prof. Karl Pearson's Grammar of Science (1900,...

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...average difference of stature in the two sexes. lent to two ordinary members of a good stock, but " the children of the former will tend to regress ; those of the latter will not " (p. 198). Let us give a concrete illustration from Prof. Karl Pearson's " Grammar of Science " (1900,...

...exist between two couples whose personal faculties are naturally alike. If one of the couples consists of two gifted members of a poor stock, and the other...regress, those of the latter will not." The value of some of these observations will be elsewhere considered. Here it is sufficient to note that some able...

...of a poor stock who are personally equivalent, so to speak, to two ordinary members of a good stock, the children of the former will tend to regress; those of the latter will not. The moral is that care of good stocks is more important racially than care of very exceptional members...

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