Institutional and financial arrangements for international environmental cooperation (1972). 2.

The world charter for nature (1982). 3.

United nations conference on environment and development (1989). 4.

International cooperation in the field of environment. 5.

OECD Council recommendation on principles on the environment (1972). 6.

OECD Council recommendation on principles governing transfrontier pollution (1974). 7.

OECD Council decision on the exchange of information concerning accidents capable of causing transformable damage (1988). 8.

OECD Council recommendation on the application of the polluter-pays principle to accidental pollution (1989). 9.

Declarations of the united nations conference on the human environment (1982). 10.

Nairobi declaration (1982). 11.

Economic declaration : summit of the arch (1989). 12.

Noordwijk declaration on climate change (1989). 13.

Agreement between US and United Mexican states on cooperation for the protection and improvement of the environment in the border area (1983). 14.

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Introduction. 2.

Mendelian Principles-I: Law of segregation. 3.

Mendelian principles-II: Law of independent assortment. 4.

Interaction of genes. 5.

Multiple alleles. 6.

Multiple genes or polygenes. 7.

Linkage and crossingover. 8.

Genetic maps of chromosomes. 9.

Sex determination and sex determining mechanism. 10.

Sex-linked inheritance. 11.

Genetic material and genetic code. 12.

Mutations. 13.

Chromosomal aberrations. 14.

Polyploidy. 15.

Human genetics and eugenics. 16.

Plant breeding and improvement of crops. II.

Evolution: 17. Origin of life.

18. Evidences of organic evolution.

19. Theories of organic evolution.

20. The origin of species.

"The Science of Genetics and Evolution is multidisciplinary and trans-sectoral. A proper understanding of the basic principles of genetics will certainly make the study of organic evolution quite exciting and fascinating for the students of biology of undergraduate classes.

A Textbook of Genetics and Evolution is specially designed for the students of zoology and botany of B.Sc.

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