Gametes [noun]

But any individual sex-cell, or gamete, cannot (according to his view) bear both Dominant and Recessive traits.

Then they emerge in the grandson, by power of a male gamete evoking the inherent male in them.

The ocyte (progamete) gives rise by division to the ovum or true gamete, the nucleus of which is called the female pronucleus.

But the problem of the way in which characters are distributed from gamete to zygote and from zygote to gamete remained as before.

It is obvious that the chances of R being distributed to a gamete with or without P are equal.

For two series each consisting of four different types of gamete we require a square divided up into 16 parts.

Beyond their existence in the gamete and their mode of transmission we make no suggestion as to the nature of these factors.

In deciding questions of purity it is to the gamete, and not to ancestry, that our appeal must henceforth be made.

If the mathematical faculty has been carried in by the gamete, the education of the zygote will enable him to make the most of it.

What is the relation between gamete and zygote, between zygote and gamete?