. Fig. 27. Inferior feeder, $ per hundredweight (1910); usual price, $ per hundredweight From " Beef Production," by Mumford ancestry is exceedingly mixed, — known as scrubs ; and, second, those that are really pure in their blood lines but that cannot be recorded because the records are lost, or, for other reasons, their particular ancestry is not fully known. These are called simply unregistered. VA glance at the table in question will show that while tall people spring both from tall and from mediocre parents, the greatest proportion is from the tall parents; thus 4 -^ 19
. Fig. 27. Inferior feeder, $ per hundredweight (1910); usual price, $ per hundredweight From " Beef Production," by Mumford ancestry is exceedingly mixed, — known as scrubs ; and, second, those that are really pure in their blood lines but that cannot be recorded because the records are lost, or, for other reasons, their particular ancestry is not fully known. These are called simply unregistered. VA glance at the table in question will show that while tall people spring both from tall and from mediocre parents, the greatest proportion is from the tall parents; thus 4 -^ 19 > 5 -=- 183 (see rows e and/of the table).
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