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	Sarah Hurst – Source 2 Sarah Hurst was a poor child from Clayton West, from 30 May 1817, she was put into the care of Abraham Hays, a linen weaver from Monk Bretton, until she was 21. Transcription of source: “the sa DocID: 1voWL - View Document
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	Biology 171L – General Biology Lab I Lab 09: Mendelian Genetics Introduction In the last third of the 19th century, an Augustine monk named Gregor Mendel began an experimental study of inheritance which DocID: 1uUYp - View Document