
Appendix to Cell division and Mendelian segregation
Karolina Widerström · 1856 - 1949
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This printed chart pairs six oval cell diagrams showing stages of cell division, with chromosomes and spindle fibers drawn in black line, above a branching family tree of stylized chickens in dark and light tones. The diagram illustrates Mendelian segregation of traits across generations.





























