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patroclinous, a. Biol.|pætrəʊˈklaɪnəs|
[f. Gr. πατήρ, πατρ- father + κλίν-ειν to lean + -ous.]
Resembling the male rather than the female parent in inherited characters; involving or possessing a tendency to inherit a character or characters from the male parent only. So ˈpatrocliny, patroclinous inheritance.
1913Jrnl. Exper. Zool. XV. 590 For comparison I give the F2 from normal males by sisters such as those to which I mated the patroclinous males. 1917Genetics II. 247 The hybrids in these reciprocal crosses resemble the pollen parent strongly, i.e., they are strongly patroclinous. Ibid., So far as the vegetative characters are concerned patrocliny can not be ascribed to either of the hybrids. 1936Ibid. XXI. 592 It has also been shown that X chromosome inversion heterozygotes give rise to patroclinous males among their progeny. 1973Nature 26 Oct. 439/2 Stimulated by Richard Goldschmidt's erroneous explanation of patroclinous inheritance in Oenothera. |