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The history of the canary in captivity is given as follows:* It occurs as a wild species in the Canary and the Madeira Islands. The wild species agrees in coloration so completely with the captive Hgreen canary with greenish-yellow breast and without. White on remiges and rectrices that only a person with precise and thorough knowledge of both can find any certain distinguishing characteristic. After the Spaniards took possession Of the Canary Islands in 1478 they brought many Of the products of the islands home, and among others these remarkable songsters; but for a long time they were rare in Europe.
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The history of the canary in captivity is given as follows:* It occurs as a wild species in the Canary and the Madeira Islands. The wild species agrees in coloration so completely with the captive Hgreen canary with greenish-yellow breast and without. White on remiges and rectrices that only a person with precise and thorough knowledge of both can find any certain distinguishing characteristic. After the Spaniards took possession Of the Canary Islands in 1478 they brought many Of the products of the islands home, and among others these remarkable songsters; but for a long time they were rare in Europe.
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From the beginning of the eighteenth century there is a constantly increasing output of books devoted to cage-birds in general and canary birds in particular,§ so that it is possible to reconstruct their history.
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Inheritance in Canaries Classic Reprint
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Paperback. Condición: New. Print on Demand. This book on canary inheritance elucidates the genetic characteristics of these popular cage birds. Historically, canaries have been domesticated for about 250 years, and this book places their relatively recent domestication within the context of our understanding of genetic inheritance. The author meticulously bred canaries and analyzed their offspring to map the inheritance patterns of crest and plumage color, revealing the genetic mechanisms behind these traits. The book also explores the inheritance of more complex characteristics, such as mottling and ticking, and discusses the role of âunit-charactersâ in determining the diverse plumage of these birds. Through its detailed analysis, this book provides valuable insights into the genetic basis of canary traits and contributes to our understanding of inheritance in domesticated species. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781334731020_0
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