| As Ritvo 1997 shows, belief in telegony was persistent through the end of the nineteenth century. |
| The Odyssey has a lost sequel, the Telegony, which was not written by Homer. |
| Pre-natal culture and telegony were found to be mere delusions. |
| The idea of telegony, the persistent influence of the first mating, may be invoked to explain this discrepancy. |
| His experiments so far support the view of Continental mule breeders, that telegony, if it takes place, occurs very seldom. |
| You may not have had the power to change your ex's worst habits, but if the theory of telegony is true, you can find some satisfaction in taking control of the way their descendants behave. |
